Think you know something about LDS temples? Take our quiz and see how familiar you are with temple trivia!

There are nearly 16 million members of the LDS Church, and temples are a significant part of their lives. So here are some fun facts about many temples.

Republished From: This article has been shared here by permission of the author. The original article can be found at AggieLandMormons.org. Temples are sacred places of worship for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. With over 143 operating LDS temples around the world, there are bound to be some stories and […]

...A lesson of Friday to teach on Monday... **scroll down for temple trivia categories and questions** We love a good quiz game {aka 'Jeopardy'} for family home evening. Not only is it fun, it's an easy way to learn. After realizing this was going to be in our permanent F.H.E. rotation, I decided to make a reusable game board. Here's how to make your own.... You will need: 1 poster board 25 flat fold 5x8-inch brown paper bags, cut 2 1/2 inches from the bottom to create a 2 1/2 x 5-inch pocket (bags like this) decorative paper glue clear packing tape (optional) 30 3x5-inch index cards 1. Arrange your cut paper bag "pockets" on your poster board in five columns of five pockets. Then, glue each onto the poster board. 2. Decorate as desired. I then "laminated" mine with packing tape for durability, which is optional, just be sure to not tape over your pocket openings. 3. Reserve 5 index cards for your categories, the rest write the score along the top of the card, the question near the bottom. Then slip one into each pocket. Write out your categories and attach to the top of the poster board with paper clips, clothes pins or tape. **We like to have a different noise maker for each child to "buzz in" with. Some examples: baby rattles, toy instruments, a small plastic container filled with rice, dried beans, or pasta...just make sure they make different sounds so you can tell who is buzzing in.** **Make up rules that work for your family. We follow the classic "jeopardy" rules, except we don't deduct points.** **This is great for almost any topic. We've done manners & Christmas as themes, and also played just random categories. Don't feel like you have to always use all five category spaces, it can take some time to play this game.** Now onto some categories & questions for you {with a 'temple' theme} 1. NAME THAT TEMPLE...this category is easy, just choose 5 temple pictures {find printable images here} to be identified. 2. NAME THAT TUNE...either have someone play a few notes on the piano, hum or play a short clip {see link with each song} to identify the song, then sing the song together. I Love To See The Temple (cs. 95) Families Can Be Together Forever (cs. 188) High On The Mountain Top (h. 5) How Beautiful Thy Temples, Lord (h. 288) Truth From Elijah (cs. 90) 3. IN THE LATTER DAYS The first temple completed after the restoration was dedicated on March 27, 1836, name that temple. {Kirkland, OH} At what age can we first attend the temple and what ordinances can we perform starting at that age? {12, baptisms for the dead, confirmation} In the temple we can preform ordinances for ourselves and for our relatives that have died. Name these ordinances. {Baptism, Confirmation, Endowment, Sealing} How many temples are in operation today? {142, this will change, check here for updates} We do this work before attending the temple to find names of ancestors that need work completed. {genealogy, family history} 4. SCRIPTURE CHASE...the first to find the scripture earns the points & reads it aloud. Isaiah 2:2-3 Doctrine and Covenants 138:47-48 Doctrine and Covenants 97:15-16 Doctrine and Covenants 109:13-16 Doctrine and Covenants 132: 46 5. MY GOSPEL STANDARDS...fill in the blank (all are taken from "My Gospel Standards" in the Faith in God Pamphlet) I will follow ________ ________ plan for me. {Heavenly Father's} I will remember my baptismal _________ and listen to the Holy Ghost. {covenant} I will choose the right. I know I can _______ when I make a mistake. {repent} I will keep my mind and body ________ and ______, and I will not partake of things that are harmful to me. {sacred and pure} I will live now to be _______ to go to the _______ and do my part to have an eternal family. {worthy, temple}

Think you know something about LDS temples? Take our quiz and see how familiar you are with temple trivia!

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The symbols in the temple are left to our own interpretation, with help from the Spirit. But occasionally there are special symbols incorporated into the exterior design of each edifice that have traditional, historical meaning— symbols that, once understood, can enhance our spiritual experience during our temple visits. Here are just a few. For more, check out Sacred Walls: Learning from Temple Symbols.

The symbols in the temple are left to our own interpretation, with help from the Spirit. But occasionally there are special symbols incorporated into the exterior design of each edifice that have traditional, historical meaning— symbols that, once understood, can enhance our spiritual experience during our temple visits. Here are just a few on the Salt Lake Temple. All images unless otherwise indicated courtesy of Val Brinkerhoff.

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