How can many root vegetables be kept without other treatment?
AIn bright sunlight
BIn a cool dark place
CIn hot boiling water
DIn heavy open rain
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. In a cool dark place
1. Many root vegetables resist spoilage well.
2. They need only cool, dark storage, such as burial in the ground.
3. Warmth, boiling water and rain would spoil them.
_Source: Wikipedia, Food preservation, Burial_
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