Water Testing Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial discusses the importance of accurate water testing, highlighting the limitations of common store-bought tests. It introduces CAR Laboratories in Kalamazoo, Michigan, as an affordable option for comprehensive water testing. The process involves ordering a kit online, which includes tubes for collecting water samples. The lab tests for various components like bacteria, phosphorus, and chlorine, providing detailed results. The video also compares different water samples, such as tap and Berkey water, and emphasizes the ease of the testing process. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more updates.

What is the main limitation of common water tests available in stores?

• They are not available online.

• They require professional equipment.

• They only provide a yes or no response.

• They are too expensive.

What is the cost of the water testing service offered by CAR Laboratories?

• $29.95

• $49.95

• $99.95

• $199.95

How many tests does CAR Laboratories offer for $50?

• 50 tests

• 20 tests

• 10 tests

• 38 tests

What is the significance of the tests conducted by the laboratory?

• They provide a simple yes or no answer.

• They are not approved by the FDA.

• They measure levels down to 0.1 parts per million.

• They are only for professional use.

Which of the following is NOT tested by the laboratory?

• Calcium

• Iron

• Magnesium

• Gold

What types of water sources are being compared in the video?

• Only bottled water

• Various sources including tap and refrigerator water

• Only filtered water

• Only tap water

What is included with the test kit to make it easy to return?

• A courier pickup service

• A return address sticker

• A return envelope

• A prepaid postage label

What is the benefit of ordering multiple tests from the laboratory?

• Faster results

• Discounts on the total cost

• Free shipping

• Additional test kits

What is the purpose of sharing the test results with the public?

• To compare with other laboratories

• To promote the laboratory

• To inform about water safety

• To sell more test kits

What is the recommended action if the test results show unacceptable levels?

• Continue using the water

• Stop drinking the water immediately

• Boil the water before use

• Use a different test kit