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What animal nearly destroyed the crops in Salt Lake City in 1848, forever entering Mormon folklore?
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Mormon cricket
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What Republican presidential candidate’s campaign was tanked when he said he had been “brainwashed” about the Vietnam War?
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George Romney
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What Church President worked to overhaul the Church’s media presence in the 1990s and 2000s?
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Gordon B. Hinckley
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What major ad and Internet public relations campaigns did he launch? (name either)
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I'm a Mormon / Mormon Messages
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Where was the Church’s first temple built?
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Kirtland, Ohio
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What country’s capital do critics say possibly gave Joseph Smith the name of an angel?
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Comoros
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In what city did missionaries arrive on July 20, 1837, the first to preach outside of North America?
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Liverpool
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In what century does the narrative of the Book of Mormon conclude?
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400s
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In what Illinois town were Joseph and Hyrum Smith killed?
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Carthage
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Who is the only person raised as a Mormon to serve as a head of state?
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Jacinda Ardern
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What architectural element, preserved by the Smithsonian, gave its name to a twentieth-century magazine and annual symposium?
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Sunstone
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What fictional bouncy substance was invented by author and screenwriter Samuel W. Taylor?
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Flubber
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What are Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris often collectively known as?
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The Three Witnesses
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What cheesy casserole dish is often made for Church functions in Utah?
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Funeral potatoes
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What military unit marched 2,100 miles as part of the Mexican-American War but never engaged in a major battle?
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The Mormon Battalion
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What is the basic unit of Church organization and Mormon society, begun among pioneers in Nebraska and brought into full use in Utah?
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The ward
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What organization inspired much of the temple endowment ceremony and the markings on the temple garments?
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Freemasons
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What was publically disclosed for the first time by Orson Pratt in 1852?
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Polygamy
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What invention by scientist Harvey Fletcher revolutionized the film, television, and music industries?
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Stereo
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What animals were brought to southern Utah in the 1870s to unsuccessfully create a new industry?
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Silk worms
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How many wives is Brigham Young believed to have had throughout his life?
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56
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What Biblical character, along with the city he led, does Mormon scripture claim was translated directly to heaven without dying?
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Enoch
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What does the Word of Wisdom claim tobacco is good for?
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All sick cattle
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What was the common phrase “Mind your own business” known as in the 1800s?
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The Mormon Creed
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What former Mormon directed the films Harold and Maude, In the Heat of the Night, and Being There?
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Hal Ashby
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What Mormon invented television in 1927?
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Philo T. Farnsworth
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What is the fourth and smallest book of standard works of Mormon scripture?
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The Pearl of Great Price
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What book within that scripture contains controversial portions of drawings on papyrus?
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The Book of Abraham
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What Church President encouraged Mormons to “lengthen their stride” and "do it”?
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Spencer W. Kimball
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Many Mormons have believed that the people of what area are descended from the people of Hagoth in the Book of Mormon?
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Polynesia
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Up to 120 tons of what has been stored under Brigham Young University’s football stadium?
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Dinosaur bones
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What popular food item did Oregon farmer F. Nephi Grigg invent in 1953?
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Tater tots
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What objects did Joseph Smith claim were ancient and translated a small portion of, only to have them later revealed as a hoax?
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The Kinderhook Plates
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What free Black woman lived with Joseph Smith's family, walked as a pioneer to Utah, and advocated for racial and gender equality within Mormonism?
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Jane Manning James
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What did many pioneer companies use to cross the plains in the 1850s and 60s, despite the Willie and Martin companies' tragic events in 1856?
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Handcarts
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What attempt at egalitarian communal living was practiced in Mormon towns like Orderville?
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The United Order
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What did Joseph Smith buy four of from traveling exhibitor Michael Chandler in July 1835?
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Mummies
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What group of people were excommunicated in rapid succession in September 1993?
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The September Six
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What gunsmith revolutionized firearms with his single-shot rifle and gas-operated machine gun?
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John M. Browning
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What author and leader led Utah’s suffragists and worked nationally with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony?
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Who has been called “the apostle Paul of Mormonism” thanks to his prodigious writing and missionary travels?
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Parley P. Pratt
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What organization did the Church first affiliate with in 1910, its first year of existence, and adopt Church-wide by 1913?
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The Boy Scouts of America
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What Missouri governor issued an 1838 executive order that the Mormons be killed or driven from the state?
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Lilburn W. Boggs
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What portion of the Doctrine and Covenants was removed and de-canonized in 1921?
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The Lectures on Faith
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What Church President was the first since Joseph Smith to be clean shaven?
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David O. McKay
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What program, introduced by apostle Harold B. Lee, seeks to regiment Church doctrine and programs?
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Correlation
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What Democrat held the highest level of office out of all Mormons in the U.S. government?
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Harry Reid
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What single-word name was eventually adopted for the Church's efforts to relieve economic suffering during the Great Depression?
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The Welfare Program
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What creature have many Mormons believed is the Biblical figure Cain, from an 1835 description by apostle David Patton?
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Bigfoot
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What book by apostle Bruce R. McConkie was intended as a comprehensive compendium of Mormon doctrine, but has largely fallen out of favor?
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Mormon Doctrine
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