Florida Class G Exam Prep PDF 2026 |Questions & Correct
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1. If a licensed firearm holder intentionally touches another person without
consent during a confrontation, what legal principle might they be violating?
Battery
Negligence
Self-defense
Assault
2. In a scenario where a shooter needs to use their non-dominant hand due to
an injury, how would the lack of one-handed shooting skills impact their
effectiveness?
It would have no impact on their shooting ability.
It would likely hinder their ability to shoot accurately and safely.
They could switch to using a different firearm type without issue.
They would be able to shoot more accurately with their non-dominant
hand.
3. What type of ammunition is commonly used in semi-automatic pistols?
Hollow point
Rubber bullet
Full metal jacket
Shotgun shell
,4. If a shooter is using the Weaver stance but has their non-weapon side foot to
the rear, how might this affect their shooting performance?
It may reduce stability and accuracy.
It will have no effect on performance.
It will improve recoil control.
It will enhance the shooter's speed.
5. In the Weaver stance, which foot is positioned to the rear?
Neither foot
Weapon side foot
Both feet equally
Non-weapon side foot
6. Which of the following types of ammunition are prohibited without the
approval from the Chief of Police:
frangible
tracer
armor piercing
All of the above
7. Interpret the conditions under which deadly force can be justified based on
the text.
Deadly force can be used in any situation where one feels threatened.
Deadly force is justified when defending property.
Deadly force is only justified in cases of physical assault.
, Deadly force is justified when there is a reasonable belief that it is
necessary to defend against unlawful force that poses a threat to
life.
8. The offense of battery occurs when a person (FSS 784.03)
Intentionally touches another person against his or her will
Intentionally strikes another person against his or her will
Intentionally causes bodily harm to another person
All of the above
9. Why is it critical to keep your finger off the trigger when drawing a handgun?
To comply with legal requirements.
To maintain a better grip on the gun.
To prevent accidental discharge of the firearm.
To ensure a faster draw.
10. What does the term 'deadly force' refer to in the context of firearms training?
Force used in self-defense only
Force likely to cause death or serious bodily harm
Force that is excessive but not lethal
Force that is non-lethal
11. In the state of Florida, who is permitted to use armor-piercing ammunition?
Anyone within the state
Only law enforcement and military personnel
Answers | Graded A+
1. If a licensed firearm holder intentionally touches another person without
consent during a confrontation, what legal principle might they be violating?
Battery
Negligence
Self-defense
Assault
2. In a scenario where a shooter needs to use their non-dominant hand due to
an injury, how would the lack of one-handed shooting skills impact their
effectiveness?
It would have no impact on their shooting ability.
It would likely hinder their ability to shoot accurately and safely.
They could switch to using a different firearm type without issue.
They would be able to shoot more accurately with their non-dominant
hand.
3. What type of ammunition is commonly used in semi-automatic pistols?
Hollow point
Rubber bullet
Full metal jacket
Shotgun shell
,4. If a shooter is using the Weaver stance but has their non-weapon side foot to
the rear, how might this affect their shooting performance?
It may reduce stability and accuracy.
It will have no effect on performance.
It will improve recoil control.
It will enhance the shooter's speed.
5. In the Weaver stance, which foot is positioned to the rear?
Neither foot
Weapon side foot
Both feet equally
Non-weapon side foot
6. Which of the following types of ammunition are prohibited without the
approval from the Chief of Police:
frangible
tracer
armor piercing
All of the above
7. Interpret the conditions under which deadly force can be justified based on
the text.
Deadly force can be used in any situation where one feels threatened.
Deadly force is justified when defending property.
Deadly force is only justified in cases of physical assault.
, Deadly force is justified when there is a reasonable belief that it is
necessary to defend against unlawful force that poses a threat to
life.
8. The offense of battery occurs when a person (FSS 784.03)
Intentionally touches another person against his or her will
Intentionally strikes another person against his or her will
Intentionally causes bodily harm to another person
All of the above
9. Why is it critical to keep your finger off the trigger when drawing a handgun?
To comply with legal requirements.
To maintain a better grip on the gun.
To prevent accidental discharge of the firearm.
To ensure a faster draw.
10. What does the term 'deadly force' refer to in the context of firearms training?
Force used in self-defense only
Force likely to cause death or serious bodily harm
Force that is excessive but not lethal
Force that is non-lethal
11. In the state of Florida, who is permitted to use armor-piercing ammunition?
Anyone within the state
Only law enforcement and military personnel
