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Women of the Restoration

An illustration of influential women from early Latter-day Saint history, with elements representing the Relief Society and its mission.

Women of the Restoration Quiz

Test your knowledge of the remarkable women in the early days of the Latter-day Saint movement with this engaging quiz. Discover the contributions of influential figures, including Emma Smith, Eliza R. Snow, and others who played essential roles in the Relief Society and beyond.

Discover empowering stories
Challenge your understanding
Learn about the history and impact of women's roles

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningLegacy247

Who was the first president of the Relief Society?

Emma Smith

Eliza R. Snow

Sarah M. Cleveland

Elizabeth Ann Whitney

Who were the first counselors to the President of the Relief Society?

Mary Fielding Smith and Eliza R. Snow

Zina D. Huntington and Sarah M. Cleveland

Sarah M. Cleveland and Elizabeth Ann Whitney

Margaret A Cook and Desdemona Fuller

When was the Relief Society first organized?

1830

1856

1842

Who was Joseph Smith's first plural wife?

Louisa Beaman

Fanny Alger

Eliza R. Snow

Zina D. Huntington

Emma Smith

Who was the first secretary of the Relief Society who kept the minutes in Nauvoo?

Sarah M. Cleveland

Eliza R Snow

Zina D Huntington

Emmeline B. Wells

Who said, "No matter who believeth, these signs, such as healing the sick, casting out devils, &c., should follow all that believe, whether male or female."

Brigham Young

Joseph Smith

Jesus Christ

Wilford Woodruff

John Taylor

Who wrote the hymn "Oh my Father"

Emma Smith

Lucy Meserve Smith

William W. Phelps

Eliza R Snow

Joseph Smith

Who first had the idea of the ladies organizing into a society?

Eliza R Snow

Sarah Granger Kimball and her seamstress

Emma Smith

Bathsheba W. Smith

John Taylor

What was the purpose of the Relief Society?

Relieve the wants of the poor

Make clothing for the brethren

Make things for the temple

To spiritually prepare women to recieve endowments.

All of the above

Two of the above

What name was attributed to Eliza R. Snow?

Zion's poetess

Lioness of the Lord

Mother in Israel

Priestess

Prophetess

All except Lioness of the Lord

All of the above

Who was ordained as the presidentess of the Relief Society in Utah?

Presendia Huntington

Margarat A. Cook

Lulu Green Richards

Eliza R. Snow

Emmeline B. Wells

Which lady does D+C 25 refer to specifically by name?

Eliza R. Snow

Emma Smith

Leanora Taylor

Abigail Allred

Eliza R. Snow and Emma Smith

What was the calling of the Elect Lady as laid out in D+C 25?

Exhort and expound scripture

Make a selection of sacred hymns

To be a comfort to her husband

To read and to learn

All of the above

Two of the above

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