As part of Lesson 20, we're playing Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, using questions from the May 2000 Era, which has several articles on missionary work, fellowshipping, and being a good example. I plan on spending about 10-15 minutes playing the game, then move into a scripture discussion and some role playing activities using examples from the lesson or personal success stories from the girls.

Questions from May 2000 Era - Fellowshipping and Missionary Work

WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE?

1. What is "Willford’s Way?

1. A new galaxy next to our Milky Way Galaxy, where life forms exist.
2. A new caffeine-free chocolate candy bar from the Mars Candy Company
3. A new smoothie served at Winder Dairy using curds and whey.
4. Areas Wilford Woodruff served his mission in Britain, one of which is the John Benbow farm where six hundred investigators were baptized in a pond after hearing him teach the Gospel.

2. Where were the youth from that traced their roots back to the time that Wilford Woodruff and Brigham Young served in their area?

1. Nobody knows, they were part of the lost 10 tribes.
2. Lower Slobovia
3. Cardiff Whales Stake
4. Zion City 1^st Ward

3. In the article "I’m Going There Someday", this was a tip for what you can do now to prepare to attend the temple.

1. Put a picture of a temple in your school locker or on you mirror to remind you each day of your baptismal covenants
2. Wear modest clothing. Dressing modestly will help you and others live a worthy life now.
3. Submit names to the bishop of any Young Women not wearing modest clothing and have their names published in the Ward Newsletter.
4. Answers A and B

4. In the story "The Visitor", who was the innocent child speaking to when he asked, "Are you Jesus?"

1. The bishop
2. President David O. McKay
3. Donny Osmond
4. An inactive young man named Mike.

5. In the article, "Coaching The Coach", Brian Black

1. Never played basketball
2. Never swore or talked back, and he went out of his way to befriend his teammates.
3. Never made a batch of cookies.
4. Never sang the National Anthem

6. After suffering a huge loss to a rival high school, Coach Cloud said,

1. "I’m going to Disneyland."
2. "Brian, I am going to be baptized."
3. "Oh my heck!"
4. "I love you guys."

7. When Coach Cloud and Brian Black visited Utah,

1. They purchased "Standing For Something" at Wal-Mart.
2. They drank decaffeinated Diet Coke at BYU
3. They ate green lime Jell-O until it was coming out of their ears.
4. They visited temples and did baptisms for the dead.

8. In the Question & Answer article about fellowshipping, you should,

1. Do the three "D’s", date ‘em, dunk ‘em, and then drop ‘em.
2. Before you approach a boy about teaching him the gospel, make sure he is interested in the Church, and not just wanting to get to know you better.
3. First, talk to your friend about the Church and watch for their feedback. Second, invite them to Church activities to see if they like being in a Church environment. Third, always pray about it.
4. Both B and C.

9. Coach Cloud said, "If you were to learn something from Brian, it is that …"

1. "… when opportunity knocks, don’t be in the backyard looking for four-leaf clovers."
2. ". . . paying tithing guarantees that you’ll get a megga contract with a major ball team."
3. "… if you scatter thorns, don’t go barefoot."
4. "… you set the right example. There are people like me who would love to know about the gospel, but they don’t know where to look."

10. In the article "I Didn’t Fit In", Jeni Willardson

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