Hunter Safety Test/32 Accurate Q’s with
A’s A+ Scores
give two reasons why Hunter education is important. - -hunting safety
complying with hunting laws and behaving ethically.
-name three hunting related projects for which the federal aid in Wildlife
restoration act funds are used. - -the selection, restoration, and
Improvement of wildlife habitats and for wildlife management research.
-describe the behavior of a responsible Hunter. - -courtesy, respect for
others and Wildlife involvement, not poaching or acting carelessly, obeying
hunting laws, hunting fairly, practicing safety rules, and waiting for a clean
kill before shooting.
-give an example of how you can be involved in making hunting a respected
sport. - -teaching others and cooperating with game wardens.
-name five sources of Hunter education funding. - -U.S. fish and wildlife
service, state wildlife agencies, non-governmental organizations, many
firearm and archery manufacturers, and local hunting clubs.
-Define firearm. - -a mechanical device that uses pressure from a burning
powder to force a projectile through and out of a metal tube.
-identify the basic components of rifle and shotgun ammunition. - -the case,
primer, powder, and projectiles. shotguns have an additional component
called wad.
-explain how ammunition is fired from a firearm. - -the bolt moves forward,
compressing the firing pin spring and inserting a cartridge into the chamber.
The firing pin is held back under spring tension. When the trigger is
squeezed, the firing pin moves forward, crushing and igniting the primer in
the cartridge base. The primer ignites the gunpowder, generating gas
pressure, which forces the bullet forward and out of the barrel.
-identify six types of firearm actions. - -bolt action, lever action, pump-
action, break action, single action, and double action.
-identify the locations of safeties on firearms, and explain how they are
used. - -safeties are usually near the butt or trigger of the gun. safeties are
used to prevent firearms from being fired accidentally.
A’s A+ Scores
give two reasons why Hunter education is important. - -hunting safety
complying with hunting laws and behaving ethically.
-name three hunting related projects for which the federal aid in Wildlife
restoration act funds are used. - -the selection, restoration, and
Improvement of wildlife habitats and for wildlife management research.
-describe the behavior of a responsible Hunter. - -courtesy, respect for
others and Wildlife involvement, not poaching or acting carelessly, obeying
hunting laws, hunting fairly, practicing safety rules, and waiting for a clean
kill before shooting.
-give an example of how you can be involved in making hunting a respected
sport. - -teaching others and cooperating with game wardens.
-name five sources of Hunter education funding. - -U.S. fish and wildlife
service, state wildlife agencies, non-governmental organizations, many
firearm and archery manufacturers, and local hunting clubs.
-Define firearm. - -a mechanical device that uses pressure from a burning
powder to force a projectile through and out of a metal tube.
-identify the basic components of rifle and shotgun ammunition. - -the case,
primer, powder, and projectiles. shotguns have an additional component
called wad.
-explain how ammunition is fired from a firearm. - -the bolt moves forward,
compressing the firing pin spring and inserting a cartridge into the chamber.
The firing pin is held back under spring tension. When the trigger is
squeezed, the firing pin moves forward, crushing and igniting the primer in
the cartridge base. The primer ignites the gunpowder, generating gas
pressure, which forces the bullet forward and out of the barrel.
-identify six types of firearm actions. - -bolt action, lever action, pump-
action, break action, single action, and double action.
-identify the locations of safeties on firearms, and explain how they are
used. - -safeties are usually near the butt or trigger of the gun. safeties are
used to prevent firearms from being fired accidentally.
