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Hunter Ed Test A
Hunter Ed Test A
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1
Put ignition systems in order from the earliest to the most recent (1400s to 1800s)
Matchlock, Wheel lock, Flintlock, Percussion
Wheel lock, Match lock, Percussion, Flintlock
Percussion, Matchlock, Wheel lock, Flintlock
Flintlock, Matchlock, Wheel lock, Percussion
2
The father of wildlife management was:
Theodore Roosevelt
Benjamin Franklin
Aldo Leopold
John Browning
3
Identify
Mink
Fisher
Pine Martin
Prairie Dog
4
When taking a quick shot and the target is straight ahead at close range, this technique is called:
Swing Through
close range
snap-shooting
sustained lead
5
Most of the money for wildlife conservation comes from the National Parks Service.
False
True
6
this firearm carry is comfortable, but has the least muzzle control, can snag in brushy terrain, and no one in front.
Two handed carry
sling carry
Elbow or Side carry
shoulder carry
7
Organization cultivates honesty, self-reliance and good citizenship among hunters.
National Wild Turkey Federation
International Hunter Ed Assoc
National Rifle Assoc
Hunter Heritage Program
8
What is the term used when a bow is fired without an arrow nocked, which transfers energy to limbs, not arrow?
Blast fire
Live Fire
Don’t fire
Dry Fire
9
Unwritten rules that society expects to be followed; values that distinguish right and wrong
Responsibility
Knowledge
Sportsmanship
Ethics
10
Identify
River Otter
Wolverine
Mink
American Badger
11
What material is typically used to make bullets for rifle & handgun?
Steel
Tungsten
Bismuth
Lead
12
Small sized with tan to reddish fur; small ears; light ; underside; black-tipped short tail.
Prairie Dog
Chipmunk
Red Squirrel
Black-footed Ferret
13
When exposed to cold weather, most body heat is lost through
Feet and Nose
Head and Torso
Hands and Head
Hands and Feet
14
When hunting from a boat, your personal floatation device should be approved by:
National Guard
Bass Pro Shop
NC Wildlife Resources Commision
US Coast Guard
15
Which bullet type is illegal to use for big game in most states?
Protected Tip
There is not regulation on types of bullets
Pointed soft point
Full Metal Jacket
16
Which statement is true about shot size for shot shells?
The smaller the shot number, the larger the shot size
All of the above
As pellet diameter decreases, the fewer shot in standard load
Shot size cannot be adjusted for game being hunted
17
Striving for constant improvement in hunter education, this organization continues the heritage of developing hunters.
National Rifle Assoc
Hunter Heritage Program
National Wild Turkey Fed
International Hunter Ed Assoc
18
When still hunting, how much longer should a hunter spend being still and observing than walking?
Two times
Ten times
Size times
Four times
19
Big game such as deer, elk and bear are classified as:
Small mammals
Large Mammals
Waterfowl
Upland birds
20
Identify
Mountain Lion
Cougar
Lynx
Bobcat
21
Which shooting position provides support for both arms, but is not the steadiest position?
Kneeling
Sitting
Prone
Standing
22
What parts must be checked visually to make sure that a bolt-action firearm is unloaded?
Muzzle and trigger
Magazine and trigger
Open the action and magazine
Open action and the muzzle
23
This type of safety is a sliding bar or button that blocks the firing action.
half-cock or hammer safety
pivot safety
Cross bolt safety
Slide or tang safety
24
What factors affect what proportion of federal funds a state will receive from the Pittman-Roberson Act?
All of the above
Population of the state
Number of Licenced hunters
Number of students finishing Hunter Ed
25
Medium-sized with gray to reddish gray fur, more red on legs, feet and ears, dark-tipped tail; whitish belly and throat.
Red Fox
Gray Wolf
Gray Fox
Coyote
26
To fully appreciate firearm safety, you must first understand how a firearm works, which includes
all of the above
Parts of the firearm
Types of ammunition
Ranges of various firearms