Hunter's ED practice exam/Questions
and Answers
The biggest threat to wildlife today is - -loss of habitat
-Ethics are - -issues of fairness and respect not covered by the law
-To whom should hunters be responsible - -themselves, landowners, other
hunters, and wildlife
-You should keep a muzzle pointed - -in a safe direction
-Conservation is best defined as - -using resources wisely
-The gauge or caliber of a firearm is stamped on the - -side of the barrel
-Responsible hunters will practice target shooting so that they - -can make
one-shot clean kills
-What are the most common rifle actions types in modern firearms? - -semi-
automatic, pump, bolt, break, and lever
-An environment that provides for an animal's needs such as food, water,
and cover is a - -habitat
-What part of a firearm loads, fires, and ejects a cartridge/shell? - -action
-Carrying capacity is defined as - -the number of animals an area can
support throughout the year
-When someone attempts to hand you a firearm, you should - -ask him/her
to open the action and make sure it is unloaded
-Sitting, standing, kneeling, and prone refer to - -rifle shooting positions
-How should firearms be stored in the home? - -unloaded and locked up
with ammunition stored separately
-The three main parts of a modern firearm are____ - -action, stock, and
barrel
-A firearm is a mechanical device that uses pressure from ______ to force a
projectile through and out of a metal tube - -an explosion
and Answers
The biggest threat to wildlife today is - -loss of habitat
-Ethics are - -issues of fairness and respect not covered by the law
-To whom should hunters be responsible - -themselves, landowners, other
hunters, and wildlife
-You should keep a muzzle pointed - -in a safe direction
-Conservation is best defined as - -using resources wisely
-The gauge or caliber of a firearm is stamped on the - -side of the barrel
-Responsible hunters will practice target shooting so that they - -can make
one-shot clean kills
-What are the most common rifle actions types in modern firearms? - -semi-
automatic, pump, bolt, break, and lever
-An environment that provides for an animal's needs such as food, water,
and cover is a - -habitat
-What part of a firearm loads, fires, and ejects a cartridge/shell? - -action
-Carrying capacity is defined as - -the number of animals an area can
support throughout the year
-When someone attempts to hand you a firearm, you should - -ask him/her
to open the action and make sure it is unloaded
-Sitting, standing, kneeling, and prone refer to - -rifle shooting positions
-How should firearms be stored in the home? - -unloaded and locked up
with ammunition stored separately
-The three main parts of a modern firearm are____ - -action, stock, and
barrel
-A firearm is a mechanical device that uses pressure from ______ to force a
projectile through and out of a metal tube - -an explosion
