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est part .of the refrigerator. The store. wrapping* should 'always be removed or punctured, and the poultry should be stored loosely covered. Do remove the giblets and store separately since they will spoil more rapid* ly than the rest of the bird. Poultry should be used- withirf two days.
7. True. It is possible to store foods for several days in the can after opening, but be sure to keep them tightly covered. This will prevent other refrigerator odors from affecting the foods.
8. (4) Peaches are most plentiful during June and early July. Knowledge of this fact is not too important. Newspaper and radio ads will tell you when peaches and many other products are in season and plentiful. Buying plentiful foods is a good prac1tice and can save you money.
9. hard cheese (c) several weeks; butter (b) two weeks; eggs (d) one week; ground meat (e) 1 to 2 days; grapes (a) 3 to 5 days ,
Scoring: Ten points for each correct answer; for question 9 score 2 points for each correct match.
80-100—Excellent
60- 80—Good
Below 60—Fair
If you need some help in brushing up on shopping tips, some of these bulletins may be helpful. Please include your Zip Code number in your address when requesting any USDA publication. Marketing Bulletin No. 15, “U.S. Grades for Bteef,” Marketing Bulletin No. 13. “Tips on Selecting Fruits and Vegetables,” and Leaflet No. 442, “How To Buy Eggs” can be obtained from US Dept, of Agri
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