Quiz of the Week – LDS Manual: Building the Right Bug Out Bag

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These questions are derived from the LDS Preparedness Manual [links to PDF File]. Specifically, the “Building the Right Bug Out Bag for You” section (pages 162-168). You can find the answers to this quiz on my Facebook page. Good luck!

Q1. Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when building a bug out bag:
a) you
b) EDC carry items
c) your pets
d) the type of scenario to prepare for
e) budget
f) they are all factors to consider

2. When considering the process of building a bug out bag, which of the following is the first step to take:
a) research
b) decide what you want the bug out bag to perform for you
c) acquire the equipment
d) test the bug out bag

3. Questions you might ask yourself when considering what to prepare for should NOT include:
a) natural disasters
b) man-made disasters
c) plagues or outbreaks
d) personal emergencies (such as kidnappings or muggings)
e) they should all be considered

4. Which of the following would result in the slowest form of death according to the rule of threes:
a) lack of air
b) lack of shelter
c) lack of water
d) lack of food

5. Asphyxiation may result from which of the following:
a) fire
b) carbon monoxide
c) poisonous fumes
d) drowning
e) all of the above
f) none of the above

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