Hunters Ed QUESTIONS & ANSWERS(2024
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A primary objective of hunter education programs is to - ANSWER To produce knowledgeable,
responsible, and involved hunters
Name three hunting-related projects for which the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act (Pittman-
Robertson Act) provides funding. - ANSWER 1) Hunter Education
2) Improve wildlife habitat
3) Target ranges
Which of these is not a source of Hunter education funding? - ANSWER State highway departments
Name three behaviors of a responsible hunter. - ANSWER Courtesy, respect of others and of wildlife, and
involvement
The three basic parts of a modern firearm are - ANSWER Action, stock, barrel
the component in ammunition that ignites the gunpowder when struck by the firing pin is the
____________ - ANSWER primer
The action of a firearm is made up of parts that - ANSWER load, unload, fire and eject the cartridge or
shotshell
You should use only ammunition that exactly matches the caliber or gauge specifications marked on the
______ of your firearm - ANSWER barrel
List six types of firearm actions - ANSWER break, bolt, semi auto, single, lever and pump
, The most accurate sight for a firearm is the - ANSWER telescopic
The design feature that causes a bullet to spiral which increases accuracy and distance is called _______
- ANSWER rifling
______ is a measure related to the diameter of the bore and the size of the shotshell designed for that
bore. - ANSWER Gauge
When referring to firearms, "caliber" is - ANSWER Used to describe the size of a fiddle bore and the size
of cartridges designed for different bores.
List the most common shotgun chokes. - ANSWER 1) Cylinder
2) Improved cylinder
3) Modified
4) Full
Steel shot is _____ - ANSWER Lighter than lead shot, harder than lead, and non-toxic.
Knowing your firearm's range is critical-- it allows you to ______________________. - ANSWER
Determine whether or not you can make a clean kill, and know at what distances your firearm could
cause injury.
A safety is located around the receiver of the firearm and ___. - ANSWER Is a device that blocks the
action to prevent accidental firing.
Why is it impostor keep shotshells separated by size? - ANSWER A smaller gauge shotshell can slip past
the chamber of a larger gauge gun and result in serious personal injury.
Firearms should be stored __________, in a ________ location, and separate from ___________. -
ANSWER unloaded, locked, ammunition
Good marksmanship is __________. - ANSWER hitting your target accurately and consistently
LATEST UPDATE)CORRECT 100%
A primary objective of hunter education programs is to - ANSWER To produce knowledgeable,
responsible, and involved hunters
Name three hunting-related projects for which the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act (Pittman-
Robertson Act) provides funding. - ANSWER 1) Hunter Education
2) Improve wildlife habitat
3) Target ranges
Which of these is not a source of Hunter education funding? - ANSWER State highway departments
Name three behaviors of a responsible hunter. - ANSWER Courtesy, respect of others and of wildlife, and
involvement
The three basic parts of a modern firearm are - ANSWER Action, stock, barrel
the component in ammunition that ignites the gunpowder when struck by the firing pin is the
____________ - ANSWER primer
The action of a firearm is made up of parts that - ANSWER load, unload, fire and eject the cartridge or
shotshell
You should use only ammunition that exactly matches the caliber or gauge specifications marked on the
______ of your firearm - ANSWER barrel
List six types of firearm actions - ANSWER break, bolt, semi auto, single, lever and pump
, The most accurate sight for a firearm is the - ANSWER telescopic
The design feature that causes a bullet to spiral which increases accuracy and distance is called _______
- ANSWER rifling
______ is a measure related to the diameter of the bore and the size of the shotshell designed for that
bore. - ANSWER Gauge
When referring to firearms, "caliber" is - ANSWER Used to describe the size of a fiddle bore and the size
of cartridges designed for different bores.
List the most common shotgun chokes. - ANSWER 1) Cylinder
2) Improved cylinder
3) Modified
4) Full
Steel shot is _____ - ANSWER Lighter than lead shot, harder than lead, and non-toxic.
Knowing your firearm's range is critical-- it allows you to ______________________. - ANSWER
Determine whether or not you can make a clean kill, and know at what distances your firearm could
cause injury.
A safety is located around the receiver of the firearm and ___. - ANSWER Is a device that blocks the
action to prevent accidental firing.
Why is it impostor keep shotshells separated by size? - ANSWER A smaller gauge shotshell can slip past
the chamber of a larger gauge gun and result in serious personal injury.
Firearms should be stored __________, in a ________ location, and separate from ___________. -
ANSWER unloaded, locked, ammunition
Good marksmanship is __________. - ANSWER hitting your target accurately and consistently
