Quiz of the Week – LDS Manual: 3 Days Without Water

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These questions are derived from the LDS Preparedness Manual [links to PDF File]. Specifically, the “3 Days Without Water” section (pages 325-331). You can find the answers to this quiz on my Facebook page. Good luck!

Q1. Which of the following is NOT a potential signs of dehydration include:
a) loss of energy
b) irritability
c) headaches
d) fainting
e) they’re all signs

Q2. Ice and snow are ok to use for rehydrating as is:
a) true
b) false

Q3. According to the manual, the most common threat for those with digestive problems is most likely:
a) carelessness in basic sanitation
b) contaminated water sources
c) improper food preparation

Q4. In order to sterilize water with heat, it is not necessary to boil it but to bring the temperature up to what:
a) 140 degrees F
b) 155 degrees F
c) 180 degrees F
d) 220 degrees F

Q5. The major problems with using chemical treatments is that they:
a) are not effective against biological contaminants
b) take time to work
c) does not remove water turbidity
d) both a and b
e) both a and c
f) both b and c
g) all of the above

Q6. Which of the following are effective against most biological contaminants:
a) UV radiation
b) chemicals (such as Chlorine or Iodine)
c) boiling
d) they’re all effective

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