Nuclear Ready

1. What is the primary purpose of a nuclear fallout shelter?

To protect from the blast wave

To protect from radioactive fallout

To store food and water

2. Which location is generally the safest for a fallout shelter?

An attic

A basement or underground area

A ground-floor room with many windows

3. What does 'mass and density' refer to in shelter construction?

The number of people it can hold

The thickness of materials blocking radiation

The weight of your emergency kit

4. If you have no basement, where is the next best place to shelter?

In a car

In the center of a large building

On the roof

5. How long should you plan to stay in your shelter after a nuclear event?

A few hours

At least 72 hours, but preferably longer

Until the power comes back on