FSC Practice Test - Chapter 2 Firearms and Children

FSC Practice Test

Chapter 2 - Firearms and Children
Total Items: 20
Time Duration: N/A

1 / 20

Toddlers lack the strength to pull the trigger of a firearm.

A) True

B) False

2 / 20

An important lesson children should learn is that guns are not toys.

A) False

B) True

3 / 20

There are four safety “Rules for Kids” if they see a gun. Write download rule number four.

4 / 20

What Is the Safest Way to Store a Gun?

A) Keep the gun unloaded and locked up in a cabinet, safe, gun vault, or storage case.

B) All of the above

C) Hide the keys to the locked storage.

D) Lock the bullets in a place separate from the gun.

5 / 20

What are the four safety rules for kids if they see a gun?

A) 1. Stop,, 2. Don't Touch! 3. Tell an Adult and 4. Leave the Area,

B) 1. Don't Touch!, 2. Stop, 3. Leave the Area, and 4. Tell an Adult

C) 1. Stop, 2. Don't Touch!, 3. Leave the Area, and 4. Tell an Adult

D) 1. Don't Touch! 2. Stop,. 3. Tell an Adult and 4. Leave the Area,

6 / 20

There are four safety “Rules for Kids” if they see a gun. Write download rule number one.

7 / 20

There is no such thing as being too careful with children and guns.

A) True

B) False

8 / 20

There are four safety “Rules for Kids” if they see a gun. Write download rule number two.

9 / 20

A child’s thumb has twice the strength of the other fingers.

A) True

B) False

10 / 20

If guns are kept in the home then what will be your top priority?

A) Store the guns and ammunition together in a locked container.

B) Store all firearms and uncocked in a securely locked container

C) Store all firearms loaded and unlocked in a container

D) Store the guns and ammunition in separate locked locations.

11 / 20

Which of the following is the best way to protect children against gun violence?

A) Store all firearms unloaded and uncocked

B) Remove all guns from the home

C) Store the guns and ammunition in separate locked locations

D) Only the parents should know where the container is located

12 / 20

How do you respond to a child's question regarding firearms?

A) Options A and C

B) Answer the questions as honestly and openly as possible.

C) Talk to children in a manner they can relate to and understand

D) Do not answer, keep it secret and offer something else

13 / 20

Which of the following you should be aware of as a firearm owner?

A) laws regarding firearms.

B) laws regarding children

C) regarding safe storage laws

D) All of the above

14 / 20

California generally has strong child access prevention laws that make people criminally liable for leaving firearms accessible to unsupervised minors in various circumstances.

A) True

B) False

15 / 20

Why Is Proper Gun Storage So Important?

A) Young children are curious.

B) Teens can be emotional and may act without thinking.

C) People of any age who are depressed are at increased risk of suicide.

D) All of the above

16 / 20

You may face misdemeanor or felony charges if you keep a loaded firearm where a child obtains and improperly uses it.

A) False

B) True

17 / 20

Child safety precautions only apply if you have children.

A) True

B) False

18 / 20

"As a firearm owner, you should be aware of the laws regarding children and firearms" When this law does not apply to a firearm owner?

A) if the firearm have no neighbors child

B) if the firearm owner's children have grown to adulthood and left home

C) None of the above, practice gun safety at all times.

D) if the firearm owner have no children

19 / 20

There are four safety “Rules for Kids” if they see a gun. Write download rule number three.

20 / 20

It's _______ responsibility to make sure a child cannot gain access to firearms.

A) DOJ

B) Parents

C) All family members

D) Firearm owner

Your score is

The average score is 71%

Test Mode	Online Practice Test
Category	California Firearm Safety Certificate
Test Name	FSC Practice Test
Chapter 2	Firearms and Children
Practice Test Registration	Not Required

FSC Practice Test – Chapter 2 Firearms and Children

FSC Practice Test – Chapter 2 Firearms and Children