Quiz of the Week – LDS Manual: 7 Major Food Storage Mistakes

These questions are derived from the LDS Preparedness Manual [PDF File]. Specifically, “The Seven Major Mistakes in Food Storage” section (pages 32 to 33). You can find the answers to this quiz on my Facebook page. Good luck!

Q1. Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 major mistakes:
a) variety
b) vitamins
c) not enough stored
d) containers
e) psychological foods

Q2. According to the manual, most people will not survive on these 4 basic items (wheat, milk, honey, salt) because:
a) many people are allergic to wheat
b) wheat is too harsh for young children
c) we get tired of eating the same foods
d) all of the above
e) none of the above

Q3. True of false: you should focus on purchasing all of one specific food first (e.g., wheat) then move on to other bulk foods (e.g., rice) in order to save both time and money?
a) true
b) false

Q4. Vitamins are most important for:
a) adults
b) children
c) teenagers
d) your pets
e) everyone
f) I don’t like vitamins

Q5. True or false: it is vital that your family needs to be accustomed to eating out of your food storage?
a) true
b) false

Bonus Question: Why did you answer Q5 the way you did?

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