#1
Which of the following is a basic safety rule in range operations?
Keep ammunition close by for easy access.
Always point the firearm in a safe direction.
Conduct range operations without any protective gear.
Encourage distractions among participants.
#2
What should you do before handling a firearm on the range?
Clean the firearm.
Load the firearm.
Inspect the firearm to ensure it's unloaded.
Modify the firearm.
#3
Why is it important to wear appropriate hearing protection on the range?
To look professional.
To block out all noise.
To prevent hearing damage from firearm noise.
To communicate better with others.
#4
What is the role of a Range Safety Officer (RSO) during range operations?
To compete in shooting contests.
To enforce range rules and ensure safety.
To provide first aid only.
To socialize with participants.
#5
What does the acronym 'NRA' stand for in the context of firearms safety?
National Rifle Association
No Range Activities
National Range Authority
Non-Recreational Ammunition
#6
What is the purpose of a 'safety briefing' before range operations?
To waste time.
To familiarize participants with the rules and procedures.
To assign shooting lanes.
To distribute ammunition.
#7
What is the purpose of a 'cease-fire' command during range operations?
To encourage rapid shooting.
To signal the end of the range session.
To pause shooting activity for safety checks.
To reload firearms.
#8
What is the correct procedure if a firearm malfunctions during range operations?
Ignore it and continue shooting.
Attempt to fix it without assistance.
Consult a qualified range safety officer.
Leave it unattended.
#9
What is the purpose of a 'hot range' in firearms training?
To allow participants to handle firearms without supervision.
To indicate that the range is not operational.
To designate a range where live ammunition is allowed.
To restrict firearm usage.
#10
What should you do if you notice unsafe behavior during range operations?
Ignore it and continue with your activity.
Politely remind the person of the safety rules.
Wait for a range safety officer to intervene.
Participate in the unsafe behavior.
#11
What is the purpose of a 'clearing barrel' on the range?
To store firearms.
To collect spent casings.
To dispose of unused ammunition.
To safely clear firearms of ammunition.
#12
What action should you take if you observe an unsafe condition on the range?
Report it immediately to a range safety officer.
Ignore it and continue with your activity.
Attempt to rectify it on your own.
Mock or make fun of the person responsible.
#13
What should be done with firearms when not in use during range operations?
Leave them lying around.
Store them in a secure location.
Hand them over to unauthorized personnel.
Use them as props for photography.
#14
What is the purpose of establishing firing lanes on a range?
To limit the number of participants.
To ensure everyone has a clear line of sight.
To allow for more efficient clean-up.
To facilitate competitive shooting.
#15
What should you do if you find an unattended firearm on the range?
Leave it where it is.
Immediately inform a range safety officer.
Take it home with you.
Move it to a more convenient location.
#16
What is the purpose of a 'backstop' on a shooting range?
To mark the end of the shooting lane.
To prevent ricochets and contain bullets.
To provide seating for observers.
To display target scores.
#17
What is the role of a 'spotter' on the shooting range?
To carry ammunition.
To spot targets and provide feedback to the shooter.
To challenge shooters to duels.
To repair targets.