I just took the test again (got 100%!). One answer that seemed stupid (the second one I missed the first time) was the one about being in bed when the earthquake hits. The options were to get into a doorway, roll off the bed and under it, and stay in bed and cover your head/neck with a pillow.
The only time I was in bed during an earthquake (the Sylmar one), I was out of bed, had opened the bedroom door and was standing there when I woke up. No conscious thought involved.
Getting under the bed is obviously stupid. All the cats would be there and there wouldn't be room.
But stay in bed and cover your head with a pillow? First the window shatters over the arms holding onto the pillow, then the sheetrock ceiling collapses on you, driving the broken glass into your arms. I'll pass.
Why not just roll off the bed and lie beside it, with your pillow over your head? When the sheetrock comes down, you are more likely to be in a relatively safe little cave.
As in all things, maybe it's best not to let FEMA do your thinking for you.
Sue