📝 Free CORE Practice Quiz

1. Which law protects Indigenous harvesting rights in Canada?

2. You realize you're lost and can't reorient. You should:

3. You pick up a firearm you've never handled before. What is the very first thing you do?

4. Under the priority set out in R. v. Sparrow, what always comes first?

5. Where do you confirm this year's exact season dates and limits?

6. The single most valuable thing to do before a backcountry hunt is:

7. Crossing a fence by yourself with a firearm, you should first:

8. Which shotgun has the larger bore?

9. The most reliable way to tell a grizzly from a black bear is:

10. You hit a deer and it runs off. Another legal deer steps out. You should:

11. In a 'bucks-only' season, if you cannot clearly confirm the deer's sex you:

12. 'Carrying capacity' is:

13. Firing at a whole flock without picking out one bird is:

14. A shot is perfectly legal, but you're not sure you could recover the animal. The ethical choice is to:

15. Before hunting private land, you must:

16. To hunt migratory waterfowl you need, on top of a provincial licence:

17. Regulated hunting supports conservation largely by:

18. Someone hands you a shotgun and says it's empty. You should:

19. A widely recognized distress signal is:

20. The four things wildlife need from their habitat are: