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Final Exam (P) Quiz

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1. Who is responsible for the safe handling of firearms at all times?
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Lesson 1 – League Overview
- The Head Coach
- The Range Safety Officer
- The Team Captain
- Everyone
2. Any student athlete found to be in violation of the school’s chemical use policy can be either removed or expelled from the team.
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Lesson 1 – League Overview
- True
- False
3. What happens to a student athlete after their first safety violation?
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Lesson 2 – Policies and Procedures
- Nothing
- The athlete is removed from the League
- The RSO reminds the athlete of safety procedures
- The athlete is removed from field for the rest of that shooting event
4. The fall season lasts 9 weeks and concludes with a state championship.
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Lesson 2 – Policies and Procedures
- True
- False
5. Who should be aware of and understand the League’s Policies and Procedures?
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Lesson 2 – Policies and Procedures
- Coaches
- Volunteers
- Score recorders
- Student athletes
- All of the above
6. Which of the following can be brought to school?
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Lesson 3: Schools & Shooting Sports
- Shotgun
- Empty shell casings
- Box of shells
- None of the above
7. You should always attempt to pattern your shotgun by trying to hit targets thrown straight in front of you.
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Lesson 4: Know Your Firearms
- True
- False
8. It is preferred to use a skeet choke for trap shooting.
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Lesson 4: Know Your Firearms
- True
- False
9. It is safe to use ammunition that is older than 5 years old.
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Lesson 5: Know Your Ammunition
- True
- False
10. The league requires a shot speed of 1100 FPS or less at all events.
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Lesson 5: Know Your Ammunition
- True
- False
11. It’s always a good idea to have more than 25 shells with you during a round.
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Lesson 6: Know Your Gear & Accessories
- True
- False
12. You may use a muzzle pad during competition as long as it is not mounted to the top of your footwear.
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Lesson 6: Know Your Gear & Accessories
- True
- False
13. What should you do when you squeeze the trigger and nothing happens?
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Lesson 7: Firearm Safety Procedures
- Panic
- Squeeze trigger multiple times until something happens
- Raise your hand and request a “Cease Fire” and have an RSO investigate the issue
- Immediately open the action to see what the issue is
14. Who is best qualified to make alterations to your shotgun?
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Lesson 7: Firearm Safety Procedures
- Head Coach
- Shooting range manager
- Local gunsmith
- Team captain
15. What two answers below can do the most damage to a shotgun and its moving parts?
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Lesson 8: Firearm Cleaning
- Hail
- Moisture
- Dirt
- Dust
16. Over lubricating a shotgun is a good practice for trying to prevent rust.
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Lesson 8: Firearm Cleaning
- True
- False
17. What is the best way to transport my firearm and ammunition to the range?
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Lesson 9: Transportation and Storage – Firearms & Ammunition
- Bring it with to school locked in the trunk of your car
- Leave it stored at the shooting range
- Bring it to a friend’s house the night before your shoot
- Pick up all your shooting supplies as well as your firearm and ammunition from home
18. What should you do before properly storing your shotgun?
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Lesson 9: Transportation and Storage – Firearms & Ammunition
- Wipe dry
- Leave action open
- Turn safety on
- Keep out of reach of little children
- All of the above
19. League policies state that you complete your round regardless of what time the shooting range closes.
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Lesson 10: Know Your Shooting Range
- True
- False
20. Generally, larger teams shoot first and then smaller teams follow.
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Lesson 10: Know Your Shooting Range
- True
- False
21. Can you identify two things that the Head Coach is responsible for?
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Lesson 11: Team Personnel
- Training
- Purchasing the ammunition
- Providing hearing protection
- Enforcing league policies and procedures
22. When must a Range Safety Officer be present on the field?
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Lesson 11: Team Personnel
- At practice
- At the fun shoot
- During competition events
- During all League events
23. Your feet should be pointed in a 45-degree angle towards the trap house.
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Lesson 12: Shooting Fundamentals
- True
- False
24. 80% of your weight should be ahead of your hips for proper line of sight.
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Lesson 12: Shooting Fundamentals
- True
- False
25. The proper way to mount the shotgun is to bring your cheek to the gun.
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Lesson 12: Shooting Fundamentals
- True
- False
26. What is it called when the dominant eye does not align with the dominant hand?
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Lesson 12: Shooting Fundamentals
- Ambidextrous
- Cross-sectional
- Cross-dominant
- Off-handed
27. At what speed do the clay targets typically travel once thrown from the trap house?
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Lesson 13: Trap Shooting Fundamentals
- 33 mph
- 44 mph
- 22 mph
- 11 mph
28. It’s a good idea to test fire a few shots before you begin your round.
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Lesson 13: Trap Shooting Fundamentals
- True
- False
29. Squads will rotate counter-clockwise after the completion of each station.
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Lesson 13: Trap Shooting Fundamentals
- True
- False
30. Who is responsible for challenging a “Lost” target?
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Lesson 13: Trap Shooting Fundamentals
- Student athlete
- Squad leader
- Head Coach
- RSO
31. A skeet field includes 8 stations and 2 throwing houses.
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Lesson 14: Skeet Shooting Fundamentals
- True
- False
32. During a round of skeet, how many targets will you shoot at from each of the stations 3, 4 and 5?
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Lesson 14: Skeet Shooting Fundamentals
- 2
- 1
- 4
- 6
33. In skeet, squads of more than 5 shooters are allowed.
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Lesson 14: Skeet Shooting Fundamentals
- True
- False
34. True team scoring focuses heavily on the top 5 scores for each team.
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Lesson 15: League Scoring
- True
- False
35. Athletes submit their own scores each week by entering scores into the Shooter Performance Tracker.
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Lesson 15: League Scoring
- True
- False
36. Conferences are determined prior to the start of each season.
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Lesson 16: Conferences
- True
- False
37. Conferences are determined by team size.
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Lesson 16: Conferences
- True
- False
38. What three things can shape the way others view your team and your school?
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Lesson 17: Respect and Responsibility
- Attitude
- Aggressiveness
- Actions
- Attire
39. What is the League’s number one priority at all times?
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Lesson 17: Respect and Responsibility
- Winning
- Fun
- Safety
- Marksmanship
40. Who should always be aware of their surroundings while at the shooting range?
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Lesson 17: Respect and Responsibility
- Student athlete
- Head Coach
- Everyone
- RSO

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1. Who is responsible for the safe handling of firearms at all times?

2. Any student athlete found to be in violation of the school’s chemical use policy can be either removed or expelled from the team.

3. What happens to a student athlete after their first safety violation?

4. The fall season lasts 9 weeks and concludes with a state championship.

5. Who should be aware of and understand the League’s Policies and Procedures?

6. Which of the following can be brought to school?

7. You should always attempt to pattern your shotgun by trying to hit targets thrown straight in front of you.

8. It is preferred to use a skeet choke for trap shooting.

9. It is safe to use ammunition that is older than 5 years old.

10. The league requires a shot speed of 1100 FPS or less at all events.

11. It’s always a good idea to have more than 25 shells with you during a round.

12. You may use a muzzle pad during competition as long as it is not mounted to the top of your footwear.

13. What should you do when you squeeze the trigger and nothing happens?

14. Who is best qualified to make alterations to your shotgun?

15. What two answers below can do the most damage to a shotgun and its moving parts?

16. Over lubricating a shotgun is a good practice for trying to prevent rust.

17. What is the best way to transport my firearm and ammunition to the range?

18. What should you do before properly storing your shotgun?

19. League policies state that you complete your round regardless of what time the shooting range closes.

20. Generally, larger teams shoot first and then smaller teams follow.

21. Can you identify two things that the Head Coach is responsible for?

22. When must a Range Safety Officer be present on the field?

23. Your feet should be pointed in a 45-degree angle towards the trap house.

24. 80% of your weight should be ahead of your hips for proper line of sight.

25. The proper way to mount the shotgun is to bring your cheek to the gun.

26. What is it called when the dominant eye does not align with the dominant hand?

27. At what speed do the clay targets typically travel once thrown from the trap house?

28. It’s a good idea to test fire a few shots before you begin your round.

29. Squads will rotate counter-clockwise after the completion of each station.

30. Who is responsible for challenging a “Lost” target?

31. A skeet field includes 8 stations and 2 throwing houses.

32. During a round of skeet, how many targets will you shoot at from each of the stations 3, 4 and 5?

33. In skeet, squads of more than 5 shooters are allowed.

34. True team scoring focuses heavily on the top 5 scores for each team.

35. Athletes submit their own scores each week by entering scores into the Shooter Performance Tracker.

36. Conferences are determined prior to the start of each season.

37. Conferences are determined by team size.

38. What three things can shape the way others view your team and your school?

39. What is the League’s number one priority at all times?

40. Who should always be aware of their surroundings while at the shooting range?