340 QUESTIONS FOR FORENSIC BALLISTCS

BS CRIMINOLOGY 4E

1. The metal tube on the end of the gun that the bullet is propelled out of.

A. Chamber C. Barrel

B. Cylinder D. Muzzle

2. A cartridge with its primer located in the center of the base of the case.

A. Firing pin

B. Firing pin block

C. Center fire

D. Primer

3. The Science of Mechanics that deals with the flight, Behavior and effects of projectile.

A. Ballistics

B. Forensic Ballistics

C. Ballistic Missile

D. Ballistics finger printing

4. The study of the process originally accelerating the projectile.

A. Internal Ballistics

B. Transition Ballistics

C. External Ballistics

D. Terminal Ballistics

5. The study of the passage of the projectile through a medium.

A. Internal Ballistics

B. Transition Ballistics

C. External Ballistics

D. Terminal Ballistics
6. The study of the projectiles behavior when it leaves the barrel and the pressure behind the projectile
is equalized.

A. Internal Ballistics

B. Transition Ballistics

C. External Ballistics

D. Terminal Ballistics

7.It is also called a round

A. Bullet

B. Shell

C. Primer

D. Cartridge

8. Employed a burning wick on a spring that was locked back and released into a pan of powder upon
pulling a trigger.

A. Match lock

B. Wheel lock

C. Flint lock

D. Percussion

9. Consists of a hummer that was locked and when released, struck a cup containing a volatile primer
that ignite on impact sending a flame through a small tube into the barrel chamber.

A. Match lock

B. Wheel lock

C. Flint lock

D. Percussion

10. The Father of modern ballistics. He invented the comparison microscope and heliometer.

A. Col. Calvin Goddard

B. Col. Alvin Goddard

C. Col. Kevin Goddard

D. Col. Darwin Goddard

11. A minister of Belhelvie in Scotland

A. Alexander The Great

B. Alexander McQueen

C. Alexander John Forsyth

D. None of the choices

12. The following are parts of the primer EXCEPT:

a. Primer Cup

b. Disc

c. Anvil

d. Line Cup

13. Also known as snap-lock.

A. Snappy

B. Flint lock

C. Priming

D. Boxer

14. A term that has been used since the ancient times to refer to the ignition system.

A. Lock

B. Bad luck

C. Match lock

D. Serpentine Lock

15. Also called CAP

A. Disc

B. Lock

C. Primer

D. Berdan

16. Designed by Colonel Hiram S. Berdan in 1860's

A. Boxer

B. Berdan

C. primer

D. CAP

17. A type of cartridge commonly found in a munitions for rifles.

A. Riley

B. Bottle-Neck

C. Straight type

D. Tapered Type

18. Is the cylindrical part of the shell which houses the gunpowder.

A. Neck

B. Crimp

C. Body

D. Shoulder

19. Made of metallic or non-metallic tabular container usually made of brass.

A. Cartridge Case

B. Base

C. Rim

D. Primer pocket

20. Is a thin paper or foil which is pressed over the priming mixture in order to protect it from moisture
attack.

A. Disc

B. Anvil

C. Primer

D. Leakage

21. The science of the motion of the projectile of the conditions that affects its motion.

A. Ballistics

B. Interior ballistics

C. Exterior ballistics

D. Termina ballistics

22. He patented the first practical revolver

A. Bertold Schwartz

B. Colonel Berdan

C. Col. Boxer
D. Samuel Colt

23. A complete unfired unit consisting of a bullet, gun powder, cartridge case, and primer or loaded shell
for use in any fire arms.

A. Projectile

B. Bullet

C. Ammunition

D. Shot

24. A firearm with a rotating cylinder

A. Riffle

B. Carbine

C. Revolver

D. Shotgun

25. A type of primer where the priming mixture is located on the cavity rim of the cartridge shell

A. Center fire

B. Pin fire

C. Rim fire

D. Shots

26. Energy generated at the muzzle point

A. Trajectory

B. Velocity

C. Muzzle blast

D. Muzzle energy

27. This refer to the parabola like flight of the projectile from the time it leaves the muzzle until it hits
the target

A. Accurate range

B. Muzzle energy

C. Muzzle blast

D. Trajectory

28. The distance within which the shooter or gunner has control of his shots
A. Accurate range

B. Effective range

C. Maximum range

D. Velocity

29. This refers to the rate of speed of the bullet during its flight per unit of time

A. Pull of gravity

B. Air resistance

C. Velocity

D. Range

30.It is the speed of the bullet once it strikes the target and penetrates it

A. Terminal accuracy

B. Terminal velocity

C. Terminal penetration

D. Terminal ballistics

31. It refers to the size of the bullet grouping on the target

A. Terminal ballistics

B. Terminal Accuracy

C. Terminal velocity

D. Terminal penetration

32. The word forensic was derived from the Latin word forum which means

A. Market place

B. Home

C. School

D. Church

33. He designed the AK (Automat Kalashnikova) ( Soviet Union)

A. George Luger

B. John Wolfe Marlin

C. Michael Kalashnikov

D. John Garand
34. Firearms that have riflings inside their gun barrel

A. Artillery

B. Rifled bore firearms

C. Small arms

D. Smooth bore firearms

35. A type of firearm that is primarily designed for military use.

A. Machine guns

B. Sub- Machine gun

C. Shoulder arms

D. Rifles

36. Types of firearms that were normally fired from the shoulders

A. Machine guns

B. Revolver

C. Carbine

D. Shoulder arms

37. A short barrel type with its barrel riffle measuring not longer than 22 inches

A. Rifles

B. Carbine

C. Machine gun

D. Sub- machine guns

38. It is similar to a single shot riffle

A. Pump action type

B. Auto- loading shotgun

C. Single Barreled shotgun

D. Double Barreled shotgun

39. A smooth bore and a breech loading shoulder arm designed to fire a number of leads pellets

A. Shotgun

B. Muskets

C. Machine gun
D. Sub – Machine gun

40.Types of firearms designed to fire only one shot for every loading

A. Repeating arms

B. Single shot firearms

C. Automatic Firearms

D. Slide actin type

41. Loading takes place by lever action on the firearms

A. Rifle

B. Carbine

C. Muskets

D. Lever type

42. A type of a zip gun designed to prevent easy identification

A. Freakish gun

B. Flare gun

C. Zip gun

D. Cane gun

43. Designed for tracing or sending signals or locating enemy troops

A. Freakish gun

B. Zip gun

C. Cane gun

D. Flare gun

44. Generally referring to all gun designed for firing tear gas

A. Freakish gun

B. Zip gun

C. Cane gun

D. Gas gun

45. Refers to a barbed spear in hunting large fish

A. Gas gun

B. Zip gun
C. Cane gun

D. Harpoon gun

46. A type of gun which contains land and grooves a few inches from the muzzle point

A. Paradox gun

B. Harpoon gun

C. zip gun

D. Gas gun

47. This are devices that resemble gun’s design but are also generally used for construction

A. Zip gun

B. Gas gun

C. Harpoon gun

D. Tool gun

48. Refers to all type of gun containing a number of barrels?

A. paradox gun

B. musket

C. rifle

D. multi barrel gun

49. Refers to a gun used for trapping?

A. Trap gun

B. Musket

C. Flare gun

D. Tool gun

50. Type of ammunition which merely resembles the genuine one?

A. Dummy Model

B. Drill Ammunition

C. Blank ammunition

D. Live ammunition

51. Refers to a cartridge with a rimless pattern but which has a rim diameter smaller than the body of
the case?
A. Rebated type

B. Belted type

C. Rimless type

D. Centre fire

52. A battery type primer containing the igniter?

A. Pellets

B. Wad

C. Powder charge

D. Primer

53. A number of lead shot contained in a case?

A. primer

B. Pellets

C. wad

D. Powder charge

54. A paper Designed to separate the pellets from the powder charge?

A. Wad

B. Pellet

C. Powder charge

D. Primer

55. What measurement used in shotgun?

A. Gauge

B. Mg

C. Kg

D. Pounds

56. Also known as the propellant or gun powder?

A. Case

B. Wad

C. Primer
D. Powder charge

57. Usually made from plastic or paper Rolled?

A. Wad

B. Case

C. Powder Charge

D. Primer

58. A large Size of lead shot used in shotguns?

A. Coated Shot

B. Buck Shot

C. Soft

D. Chilled

59. The word bullet derived from the French word boullete which means a ______?

A. A small hole

B. A small ball

C. Market place

D. Slugs

60. Type of bullet that is basically composed of lead metal?

A. Lend Type

B. Bucket

C. Coated type

D. Jacketed Type

61. Type of bullet intended for anti-personnel and general use?

A. Armor Piercing

B. Ball Type

C. Explosive bullet

D. Incendiary Bullet

62. It is a small ball containing a charge of explosives that decorates on impact?

A. Explosive Bullet

B. Ball type
C. Armor Piercing

D. Jacketed Type

63. Type of military bullet capable of living visible marks or traces while in flight?

A. tracer Bullet

B. Explosive Bullet

C. Incendiary Bullet

D. Ball Type

64. Type of bullet consisting of the regular lead core, coated with a copper alloy?

A. Tracer Bullet

B. Rimmed type

C. Lead Type

D. Jacketed type

65. Type of bullet that was designed in India in the 1890’s by captain Bertie Clay?

A. Compound bullet

B. Baton Round

C. Discarding sabot

D. Dum-Dum

66. Term used by the American and British sportsmen when referring to a pointed bullet?

A. Stream lined

B. Baton Round

C. Flare Gun

D. Spitzer Bullet

67. Type of bullet designed for grater velocity?

A. Baton Round

B. Discarding Sabot

C. Dum-dum
D. frangible shots

68. Type of bullet designed for training purposes?

A. Baton round

B. Dum- dum

C. Frangible Type

D. Spitzer Bullet

69. British term used when referring to a single shot?

A. Lethal Ball

B. Soft point

C. Spitzer Bullet

D. Streamlined Bullet

70. A dark like solid projectile, stabilized in flight by fins?

A. Heel Bullet

B. Flechette

C. Multiple Bullet

D. Lethal Ball

71. Refers to any metallic or nan metallic tubular container usually made of brass?

A. Cartridge

B. Cartridge Case

C. Wad

D. Primer

72. It is the cylindrical part of the shell which houses the gunpowder?

A. Shoulder

B. Body

C. Base

D. Rim

73. Part of the shell which is actually occupied by the bullet?

A. Neck

B. Body
C. Base

d. Shoulder

74. The Cylindrical groove on the mouth of the shell designed for two purposes?

A. Vent

B. Crimp

C. Shoulder

D. Base

75. Type of a cartridge case or shell which has a straight shell body usually found on cartridge used in an
automatic weapon?

A. Tapered type

B. Bottle Neck

C. Straight Type

D. Head

76. Type of cartridge case similar to flower base?

A. Bottle Neck

B. Head

C. Tapered Type

D. Shoulder

77. Type of cartridge commonly found in ammunitions for rifles?

A. Head

B. Tapered type

C. straight type

D. Bottle Neck

78. Part of the cartridge case designed to limit the forward movement of the cartridge to the chamber?

A. Base

B. Rim
C. Primer Pocket

D. Extracting Grooves

79. An ancient smoothbore and muzzle loading with military shoulder arms designed to fire shots or a
single round lead ball?

A. Musket B. Shotgun C. Carbine D. Rifle

80. Is an instrument used for the propulsion of projectile by means of the expansive force gases coming
from burning gunpowder?

A. firearm B. Barrel

C. Shotgun D. Pellets

81. Maker of the first known carbine?

A. David “Carbine” Williams C. Maj. Uziel Gal

B. L.C Smith D. Colt

82. An Israeli army who designed the UZI in the year 1950?

A. David “Carbine” Williams C. Maj. Uziel Gal

B. L.C Smith D. Colt

83. Range refers to the imaginary straight distance from the muzzle of the gun to the target?

A. Range C. Effective range

B. Accurate Range D. Maximum range

84. A gigantic catapult that was used to hurl missiles or large objects like stones, dead animals or even
dead person at a distance?

A. Ballista C. Ballo

B. Ballein D. Throw

85. Is the action of bullet once it hits an object or the target and subsequently ricocheted?

A. Rotatory Motion C. Translational

B. Direct Motion D. Ballistics

86. Refers to the mobility or movement of the projectile from the time it leaves the empty shell?

A. Projectile C. Ballistics

B. Motion D. Direct Motion

87. It is the dept of the bullet’s entry to the target?

A. Terminal Energy C. Terminal Velocity

B. Terminal Penetration D. Ballistics

88. The bolt action type may appear as either turning bolt or a straight-pull bolt type?

A. Lever Type B. Bolt Action Type C. Slide Action Type D. Carbine

89. Is the term applied for complete unit of unfired cartridge?

A. Blank Ammunition C. Dummy

B. Live Ammunition D. Carbine

90. It Appears in different variation depending on the barrel position?

A. Single Shotgun C. Single Barreled Shotgun

B. Pump Action Shotgun D. Double Barreled Shotgun

91. It is mixture of chemical of various compositions designed to propel the projectile by means to its
expansive force of gas when burned?

A. Explosive C. Substance

B. Gun Powder D. None of the above

92. It is a material either a pure single structure of mixture of substance which is capable of producing
on explosion by its energy?

A. Explosive C. Substance

B. Gun Powder D. None of the above

93. He is a Franciscan, who wrote the ‘De Milabli Nopotestate Artis et Nutarae’?

A. Constantin Alklitzen C. Roger Bacon

B. Berthold Schwartz D. Aristotle

94. A mysterious monk of Freiburg whose real name was Constantin Alklitzen?

A. Constantin Alklitzen C. Roger Bacon

B. Berthold Schwartz D. Aristotle

95. It is a form of explosive which is an oily liquid made of nitric acid, sulfuric acid and glycerin?

A. Bomb C. RDX

B. Nitro cellulose D. Nitroglycerine

96. Classification of explosive which explodes or detonate when they are heated or subjected to shock?

A. High Explosive C. Primary Explosive or Initiator

B. Propellant or Law Explosives D. Low Explosives

97. It is a form of Explosion which is poorly defined as a hallow projectile of iron generally spherical,
containing an explosive material which is fired by conclusion of by time fuse?

A. Bomb C. Primary Explosive or Initiator

B. Propellant or Law Explosives D. Low Explosives

98. Classification of explosives which detonates under the influence of the shock of the explosion of the
primary explosive?

A. Propellant or Low Explosives C. Low Explosives

B. Primary Explosive or Initiator D. High Explosives

99. It is the oldest know explosives, was initially make from saltpeter (75%), charcoal (15%) and sulfur
(10%)

A. Gun Powder C. Bomb

B. Explosives D. Black Powder

100. He made the 1st Successful use of smokeless powder in shotgun in the year 1864?

A. Captain E. Schultze C. Isaac Newton

B. Roger Bacon D. Aristotle

101. A minister of Belhelvie in Scotland?

A. Alexander The Great B. Alexander McQueen

C. Alexander John Forsyth

D. None of the choices

102. The following are parts of the primer EXCEPT:

A. Primer Cup B. Disc

C. Anvil D. Line Cup

103. Also known as snap-lock?

A. Snappy B. Flint lock

C. Priming D. Boxer

104. A term that has been used since the ancient times to refer to the ignition system?

A. Lock B. Bad luck

C. Match lock D. Serpentine Lock

105. Also called CAP?

A. Disc B. Lock

C. Primer D. Berdan

106. Designed by Colonel Hiram S. Berdan in 1860's?

A. Boxer B. Berdan

C. primer D. CAP

107. A type of cartridge commonly found in a munitions for rifles?

A. Riley B. Bottle-Neck

C. Straight type D. Tapered Type

8. Is the cylindrical part of the shell which houses the gunpowder?

A. Neck B. Crimp

C. Body D. Shoulder

109. Made of metallic or non-metallic tabular container usually made of brass?

A. Cartridge Case B. Base

C. Rim D. Primer pocket

110. Is a thin paper or foil which is pressed over the priming mixture in order to protect it from moisture
attack?

A. Disc B. Anvil

C. Primer D. Leakage

111. The metal tube on the end of the gun that the bullet is propelled out of?

A. Chamber C. Barrel

B. Cylinder D. Muzzle

112. A cartridge with its primer located in the center of the base of the case?

A. Firing pin B. Firing pin block

C. Center fire D. Primer

113. The Science of Mechanics that deals with the flight, Behavior and effects of projectile?

A. Ballistics B. Forensic Ballistics

C. Ballistic Missile D. Ballistics finger printing

114. The study of the process originally accelerating the projectile?

A. Internal Ballistics B. Transition Ballistics

C. External Ballistics D. Terminal Ballistics

115. The study of the passage of the projectile through a medium?

A. Internal Ballistics B. Transition Ballistics

C. External Ballistics D. Terminal Ballistics

116. The study of the projectiles behavior when it leaves the barrel and the pressure behind the
projectile is equalized?

A. Internal Ballistics B. Transition Ballistics

C. External Ballistics D. Terminal Ballistics

117.It is also called a round?

A. Bullet B. Shell

C. Primer D. Cartridge

118. Employed a burning wick on a spring that was locked back and released into a pan of powder upon
pulling a trigger?

A. Match lock B. Wheel lock

C. Flint lock D. Percussion

119. Consists of a hummer that was locked and when released, struck a cup containing a volatile primer
that ignite on impact sending a flame through a small tube into the barrel chamber?

A. Match lock B. Wheel lock

C. Flint lock D. Percussion

120. The Father of modern ballistics. He invented the comparison microscope and helixometer?

A. Col. Calvin Goddard B. Col. Alvin Goddard

C. Col. Kevin Goddard D. Col. Darwin Goddard

121.he is credited as the father of Ballistic?

A. Samuel Colt B. Calvin Goddard

C. Forsyth D. Hans Gross

122. Most center -fire rifle cartridge cases are of_____?

A. Bottleneck Type B. Straight Cases

C. Long Neck D. Short Neck

123. Firearms that have no rifling inside the gun barrel?

A. Smooth-Bore Firearm B. Rifled-Bore Firearm

C. Small Arms D. Artillery

124. A type of firearms designed to fire only one shot every loading?

A. Repeating Arms B. Single Shot Firearms

C. Bolt Action Type D. Machine Guns

125. He is the wizard of modern firearms and pioneered the breech-loading single shot rifle?

A. David Williams B. John M. Browning✓

C. Samuel Colt D. John Ganard

126. A firearm with long barrel and butt?

A. Shotgun B. Rifle

C. Double Action Firearm D. Single Action Firearm

127. Its refers to the properties and attributes of the bullet still inside the gun?

A. Terminal Ballistic B. Interior Ballistic

C. Single Shot Firearm D. Automatic Firearm

128. He is the maker of the first known carbine?

A. David Williams B. Alexander Forsyth

C. John M. Browning D. Eliphalet Remington

129. This a part of the firearm which causes firing mechanism?

A. Hammer B. Trigger

C. Barrel D. Ejector

130. The elevated portion of the bore?

A. Land B. Grooves

C. Rifling D. None Of These

131. The mechanism or system of a hand gun that cover manipulating, loading, firing and extracting
rounds?

A. Action B. Breach

C. Chambering D. Grouping
132. The way the bullet actually flies through the air, including the overall mass, air drag, drop, and wind
drift?

A. Internal Ballistics B. Terminal Ballistics

C. Impact Ballistics D. Ballistics

133. The metal tube on the end of the gun that the bullet is propelled out of?

A. Chamber B. Cylinder

C. Barrel D. Muzzle

134. A round that contains the gunpowder but no bullet?

A. Ammo B. Blank

C. Cartridge D. Slug

135. A specific type of black/blue finish that is applied to the metal

Parts of handguns?

A. Blacking B. Bluing

C. Graying D. Browning

136. The empty casing of a round, which is usually made out of brass?

A. Brass B. Silver

C. Tin D. Metal

137. Refers to a specific size of round, usually labelled using the diameter of the bullet?

A. Cartridge B. Bullet

C. Caliper D. Caliber

138. Describes the single entire projectile package that gets loaded into the gun?

A. Slug B. Caliper

C. Cartridge D. Round

139. The empty shell of a round?

A. Cartridge B. Casing

C. Brass D. Bullet

140. A cartridge with its primer located in the center of the base of the case?

A. Firing pin B. Firing pin block

C. Centerfire D. Primer
141. It refers to a loaded shell for rifles carbines shoguns revolvers and pistol from which a ball bullet
shot or other missile may be filed by means of a gun powder or other explosives?

A. Bullet B. Primer

B. Ammunition D. Ball

142. Sometimes it is called as ‘SECONDARY FIRING PIN MARLK’ and found in the primer near the firing
pin mark?

A. Firing pin mark C. Primer

B. Shearing mark D. Chamber mark

143. He produced the first practical revolver

A. Samuel Colt C. John M. Bowning

B. John Garand D. Remington

144. The gun powder was invented on____?

A. 1413 C. 1350

B.1313 D. 1213

145. The container of the priming mixture is___?

A. Shell B.Primer Cap

C. Cartridge D. Primer shell

146. this is a part of the firearm which causes firing mechanism?

A. Hammer

B. Trigger

C. barrel

d. Ejector

147. The site of the bullet grouping on the target

A. Terminal Accuracy

B. terminal energy

C. Terminal Velocity

D. None of the above.

148. He Created As The Father Of Percussion Ignition?

A. CALVIN GODDARD
B. ALEXANDER JOHN FORSYTH
C. SMITH
D. WESSON
149. IT REFERS TO ANY WEAPON DESIGNED TOP BE EPERATED FROM THE SHOULDER/
A. REVOLVER
B. RIFLE
C. PISTOL
D. MACHINE GUNS
150. THE SCIENCE OF MOTION PROJECTILES
A. FIRE EXAMINATION
B. BALLISTICS
C. POLYGRAPH
.D. DACTYLOSCOPY
151. IT REFERS TO THE IMAGINARY STRAIGHT DISTANCE BETWEEN THE MUZZLE OF THE
GUN AND THE TARGEY?
A. PULL OF GRAVITY
B. VELOCITY
C. RANGE
D. TRAJECTORY
152. IT REFERS TO ANY METALIC OR NON METALIC WHICH IS PROFILED FROM
FIREARMS.
A. PROJECTILE
B. VELOCITY
C. RANGE
D. TRAJECTORY
153. IT IS A TYPE OF FIREARM DESIGNEC TO POSITION CARTRIDGE INTO POSITION FOR
FIRING WITH THE AID OF ROTATRING CYLINDER?
A. PISTOL
B. CARBINES
C. REVOLVER
D. BALISTA
154. HE FOUNDED THE GREAT FIRM OF SMITH AND WESSON AND PIONEERED IN MAKING
BREECH LOADING RIFLES?
A. IC SMITH
B. HORACE SMITH
C. JOHN C GARAND
D. EUGIN STONER
155. THIS TYPE OF FIRARM WERE INTENDED OR DESIGNED TO BE FIRE USING ONE
HAND.
A. HANDGUNS
B. RIFLE
C. CARBINES
D. ALL OF THESE
156. The Depressed Portion Of The Bore
A. Groove C.Fifling
B.Land. D.Base
157.Firearm Which May Be Fired Only By A Single Hand
A.Rifle C.Shotgun
B.Piso D.All Of These
158. It Is The Distance Measured Between Two Opposite Lands Inside The Bore
A.Caliber C.Grooves
B.Bore D.Land
159. He Produced The First Practical Revolver
A.Samuel Colt
B.John Garan
C.John M Browning
D.Remington
160. It Is A Battery Type Primer Containing Igniter
A.Powder Charge
B.Pellets
C.Primer
D.Wad
161It Is A Number Of Lead Shots Contain In The Case
A.Case Of Casing
B.Pelets
C.Primer
D.Powder Charge

162. It Is A Type Of An Ammunition Which Merely Resembles The Genuine One

A.Drill Ammunition
B.Dammy Model
C.Blank Ammunition
D.Live Ammunition

163. It Is A Type Of Cartrigde In Which The Priming Mixture Os Located At The Hallow Rim Of The
Case In Can Be Fired
A.Rim Fire
B.Center Fire
C.Rebeted Type
D.Rimless Type

164. It Is A Cartridge Whith A Prominent Raise Belt Around Its Body Just In Front Of The Extraction
Groove
A. Belted Type
B.Rimmed Case Type
C.Rim Fire
D.Semi Rimmed Type

165. It Is A Type Of Bullet Os Intended For Anti Personel And General Use
A.Ball Type
B.Lead Type
C.Explosive Bullet
D.Multiple Bullet
166. A Generic Term Used When Referring To Any Metalic Or Non-Metallic Ball That Is Propelled
From A Firearms
A. Trajectory
B. Projectile
C. Rifling
D. Bullet
167. A Type Of Bullet That Is Basically Composed Of Lead Metal.
A. Lead Type
B. Ball Type
C. Jacketed Type
D. All Of The Above
168. A Type Of Bullet That Is Intended For Anti-Personnel And General Use.
A. Lead Type
B. Ball Type
C. Jacketed Type
D. All Of The Above
169. A Type Of Bullets Consisting Of The Regular Lead Core.
A. Lead Type
B. Ball Type
C. Jacketed Type
D. None Of The Above
170. A Type Of Bullet Containing A Charge Of Explosives That Detonates The Impact.
A. Explosive Bullet
B. Incendiary Bullet
C. Tracer Bullet
D. Compound Bullet
171. A Type Of Military Bullet Used To Cause Fire.
A. Explosive Bullet
B. Incendiary Bullet
C. Tracer Bullet
D. Compound Bullet
172. A Type Of Military Bullet Capable Of Leaving Visible Marks Or Traces.
A. Explosive Bullet
B. Incendiary Bullet
C. Tracer Bullet
D. Compound Bullet
173. A Type Of Bullet That Has A Dense Metal Core Covered With A Jacket Of Higher Metal.
A. Explosive Bullet
B. Incendiary Bullet
C. Tracer Bullet
D. Compound Bullet
174. A Type Of Bullet That Was Designed In India In The 1890's By Captain Bertile Clay.
A. Frangible Type
B. Dum-Dum
C. Flechette
D. Heel Bullet
175. Is A Type Of Bullet Commonly Used In Pistol Having It's Rear Portion Reduced In Diameter.
A. Heel Bullet
B. Hallow Point
C. Lethal Ball
D. Multiple Bullet

176. The Father Of Modern Ballistics.He Invented The Comparison Microscope And Helixometer.
A. Col.Calvin Goddard
B. Col.Alvin Goddard
C. Col. Kevin Goddard
D. Col.Darwin Goddard
177. He Pioneered The Breech Loading Single Shot Rifle.
A. John Browning
B. Henry Derringer
C. Samuel Colt
D. Patrick Ferguson
178. A Famous 19th Century Maker Of Pocket Pistol.
A.Henry Derringer
B. John Browning
C. Samuel Colt
D. Patrick Ferguson
179. He Designed His Own Rifle Which Was One Of The First Breech Loading Rifles To Be Widely
Tested By The British Military.
A. Patrick Ferguson
B. Samuel Colt
C. John Browning
D. Henry Derringer
180. He Was A Scottish Presbyterian Clergyman Who Invented The Percussion Ignition.
A. Alexander Forsyth
B. Daniel Williams
C. John Marlin
D. Henry Derringer
181. He Invented The Uzi Sub-Machine Gun.
A. Major Uziel Gal
B. Daniel Williams
C. Major Uziel Gamal
D. John Marlin
182. He Is The Father Of The Semiautomatic US Rifle Cal. 30 MI.
A. John Garand
B. Eliphalet Remington.
C. James Garand
D. Daniel Williams
183. Russian Designer Of The The AK-47 Assault Rifle.
A. Michael Kalashnikov
B. John Marlin
C. Mike Kalashnikov
D. Patrick Ferguson
184. Founder Of The Marlin Firearms Company.
A. John Wolfe Marlin
B. John Mahon Marlin
C. Jack Wolfe
D. Jones Marlin

185. .He Is One Of The First Rifle Makers. He Is A Blacksmith Who Made A Revolutionary Sporting
Rifle Using A Firing Mechanism Bought From A Dealer Producing The Barrel Himself.
A. Eliphalet Remington
B. Elisha King Root
C. Benjamin Robins
D. Roger Bacon
186. It Is A Type O Military Bullet Capable Of Leaving Visible Makes?
A. Tracer Bullet
B. Bull Type
C. Explosive Bullet
D. Armor Diercing

187. Who Is The Designed The Machinery For Making Colt Firearmsm?
A. Col. Calvin H. Goddard
B. Samuel Colt
C. Elisha King Root
D. Michael Kalashnikov
188. The Term Applied For Complete Unit Of Unfired Cartridge?
A. Dummy
B. Drill Ammunition
C. Blank Ammunition
D. Live Ammunition
189. The Following Are The Classification Of Cartridge EXCEPT?
A. Pin Fire
B. Back Fire
C. Rim Fire
D. Center Fire
190. Which Of The Following Is The Type Of Priming Mixture Compound?
A. Corrosive
B. Non Corrosive
C. Both A And B
D. None Of The Above
191. It Is A Type Of Primer Construction, Which Was Designed In The 1806?
A. Primer
B. Boxer
C. Berdan
D. Anvil
192. In What Year The Smokeless Powder Was Discovered?
A. 1836
B. 1845
C. 1857
D. 1846
193. It Is Used To Modify The Conversation Match Lock, Using The S-Shaped Instead Of C-Shape Piece
With The Bottom Portion Serving The Trigger?
A. Paper Cartridge
B. Breech Loading Firearms
C. Smokeless Powder
D. Serpentine Lock
194. In What Year Does The Paper Cartridge Developed?
A. 1499
B. 1980
C. 1575
D. 1672
195. Who Developed The First Fully Qutomatic Machine Gun?
A. The Mayas
B. M1 Grand
C. Hiram Maxim
D. Aristotle
196. It Is Also Called A Round?
A. Bullet
B. Shell
C, Primer
D. Cartridge
197. The Study Of The Process Originally Accelerating The Projectile.
A. Internal Ballistic
B. Transition Ballistic
C. External Ballistic
D. Terminal Ballistic
198. It Involved The Analysis Of Bullet Impacts To Determine Information Of Use To A Court Or Other
Part Of The Legal System.
A. Ballistics
B. Forensic Ballistics
C. Ballistics Missile
D. Ballistic Fingerprinting
199. The Science Of Mechanics That Deals With The Flight, Behavior And Effects Of Projectiles.
A. Ballistics
B. Forensic Ballistics
C. Ballistics Missile
D. Ballistic Fingerprinting
200. The Study Of The Passage Of The Projectile Tough A Medium.
A. Internal Ballistic
B. Transition Ballistic
C. External Ballistic
D. Terminal Ballistic
201. It refers to the properties and attributes of the bullet while inside the gun
A. Terminal Ballistics
B. Interior ballistics
C. Exterior ballistics
D. Forensic Ballistics
202. This process is necessary for the making of helical grooves inside the barrel and such can be
performed in any of the following methods;
A. Rifling
B. lands
C. grooves
D. Hook
203. It is the cutter system
A. hook
B. Scape
C. button
d. rifling
204. The grooves depth is measured on a radius of the bore
A. Pitch of rifling
B. Depth of the grooves
C. Lands
D. Grooves
205. The pitch of rifling is the measure of the twisting of the lands and grooves
A Pitch of rifling
B. depth of the grooves
C Lands
D. Grooves
206. Type of rifling having four lands and grooves, right twist and the width of the land grooves
A. Stever type
b. Carbine type
C. Colt
D. weblev
207. Rifling having 4 lands and grooves, right twist , the width,of the grooves is two the width of the
lands.
A. smith and Wesson
B. Colt
C. Carbine type
D. weblev
208. Type of rifling having 6 lands and grooves
A. Colt
B. Browning
C, Stever
D. weblev
209. Rifling having 7 lands and grooves
A. weblev
B. Browning
C. Colt
D. stever type ss

210. The science, that deals with the study comparison, and identification of weapon alleged to have
been used in the commission of crimes referred to as

A. Fire study

B. forensic Gun Study

C. Forensic

D. Forensic Ballistic

211. Hitting the target sideways as a result of not spinning on its axis
A. Key-hole shot

B. Back shot

C.Mid-range trajectory

D. Pointblank

212. The power of the bullet that result in the instantaneous death of the victim is called.

A. Zero power

B Power ranger

C Shocking power

D. Power range

213. What do you call the depth of entry of the bullet in the target?

A. Terminal velocity

B. Terminal penetration

C. Terminal ballistic

D. Terminal power

214. Shotgun pellets made from lead especially hardened by the addition of slight amount of antimony.
This refer to:

A.Shot gun

B.Chilled shot

C.Shot ballistic

D.All of these

215. as burning or charring.

A.Blacking

B.Tattooing

C.Scorhing

D.Pink coloration
216. A gigantic bow or catapult which was used to hurl large objects such as stones at a particular
distance to deter animals or enemy

A.Catapult

B.Balle

C.Ballein

D.Ballista

217.The scientific study of the propulsion and motion of projectiles such as bullets, artillery shells,rocket
and guided missiles

A.Propulsion

B.Expulsion

C.Repulsion

D.Extraction

218.The british engineer benjamin robins conducted many experiment in interior ballistics. His finding
justly entittle him to be called the.

A.Father of modern gunery

B.Father of modern ballistics

C.Father of interior ballistics

D.Father of forensic Ballistics

219. An arbitrary index of the quickness that burning propellant changes into gas. Its is the rate
controlled by the chemical composition, the size and shape of the propellant grains, and the pressure at
which the burning takes place.

A.Gas power

B.Burning rate

C.Propulsion rate

D.Bulk density

220. The distance within which a bullet is still capable of inflicting injury after it has been fired.

A. bullet
B. maximum range

C. pull of gravity

D. effective range

221. It is the depth of the bullets entry into the target

A. Terminal energy

B. Terminal accuracy

C. terminal penetration

d. terminal ballistic

222. Founder of the Marlin firearms company

A .George Lugger

B.Elisha king Root

C.Horace Smith

D.Michael Kalashnicov

223.In what year MI Garand was adapted by Anerican?

A.1873

B.1445

C.1998

D.1937

224.The last and yet one of the most critical part in the field of firearm identification.

A.field investigation

B.bullet

C.cartridge

D.legal proceeding

225. A type of cartridge commonly found in ammunition of riffles.

A.straight type

B.tapered type

C .bottleneck

D.neck

226 .A well-known in the field of Smg?

A.George hyde

B.Samuel Colt

C.John M.Browning

D.Major Uziel Gal

227.A type of primer construction ,which was designed in the 1860 by Colonel Hiram S.Berdan of the U.S
Army ordinance department.

A.primer

B.berdan type

C.anvil

D.primer cup

228.A thin paper or foil which is press over the priming mixture in order to protect it from moisture
attack.

A.Disc

B.anvil

C.priming mixture

D.primer cup

229. one containing potassium chlorate which when ignited produce mixture causing the formation of
rush in the bore of the firearm.

A. corrosive

B. non corrosive

C. disc

D. primer

230. Marks commonly found on the bullet fired from a revolver caused by its forward movement to the
barrel that we poorly aligned to the cylinder

A. Shaving Marks

B. Skid Marks

C. Land Marks

D. Groove Marks

231. Marks found on a fired bullets passing through either an oily barrel or oversized barrel

A. Shaving Marks
B. Skid Marks

C. Slippage Marks

D. Groove Marks

232. Just like any barrel of every firearm, the breech face also bears with it the same importance,

A. Lapped

B. The Breech Face

C. Rifling

D. Gun Barrel

234. In this process some of the scars or scratches left by the drilling operation are removed;

A. Drilling

B. Rifling

C. Lapped

D. Reaming

235. Is the type of rifling having 4 lands and grooves, right twist and the width of land grooves,

A. Stever Type

B. Carbine Type

C. Browning

D. Webley

236. Is the tube, usually metal, through which a controlled explosion or rapid expansion of gases are
released in order to propel a projectile:

A. Gun Barrel

B. Rifling

C. Reaming

D. Drilling

237. Are the elavated portion of the bore of the firearm;

A. Gun Barrel

B. Lands
C. Grooves

D. Bore Diameter

238. It measured as the shortest distance between the two dies or edge of a groove;

A. Width Of The Lands

B. Direction Of Twist

C. Width Of The Grooves

D. Pitch Ot Rifling

239. It is a marks found in the bullet caused by the grooves of barrel which the same number as that of
landmarks:

A. Landmarks

B. Skid Marks

C. Stripping Marks

D. Groove Marks

240. It is a marks found on those bullets fired a "loose-fit" barrel wherein the rifling are already badly
worn- out

A. Landmarks B. Skid Marks C. Stripping Marks D. Groove Marks

241. Samuel Colt Patented The First Practical Revolver And Maker Of The Colt Peace Maker?
A. TRUE B. FALSE C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
242. JOHN C. GARAND IS THE WIZARD OF THE MODERN DIREARMS AND PIONEERED THE
BREECH LOADING SINGLE SHOT RIFLE THAT WAS ADOPTED BY THE WINCHESTER?
A. TRUE B. FALSE C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
245. GEORGE HYDE IS A WELL-KNOWN EXPERT IN THE FIELD OF SMG?
A. TRUE B. YES C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
256. MAJOR UZIEL GAL IS AN US.ARMY WHO DESIGNED THE UZI IN THE YEAR 1980?
A. TRUE B. FALSE C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
257. ELIPHALET REMINGTON IS OF THE EARLY RIFLE MAKERS?
A. TRUE B. FALSE C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
258. ELISHA KING ROOT WAS DESIGNED THE MACHINERY FOR MAKING COLT
FIREARMS?
A. TRUE B. FALSE C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
259. GEORGE LUGER DESIGNED THE LUGER MP08(GERMANY)?
A. TRUE B. FALSE C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
260. OLIVER WINCHESTER MAKER OF THE FIRST KNOWN CARBINE?
A. TRUE B. FALSE C. BOTH A AND B D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

261. The mechanism or system of a hand gun that covers manipulating loading firing and extracting
rounds.

A. Action

B. Breach

C. Chambering

D. Grouping

262. The way the bullet actually flies through the air, including the overall mass, air drag, drop, and wind
drift.

A. Internal Ballistics

B. Terminal Ballistics

C. Impact Ballistics

D. Ballistics

263. The metal tube on the end of the gun that the bullet is propelled out of.

A. Chamber

B. Cylinder

C. Barrel

D. Muzzle

264. A round that contains the gunpowder but no bullet.

A. Ammo

B. Blank

C. Cartridge

D. Slug

265. A specific type of black/blue finish that is applied to the metal

parts of handguns.
 A. Blacking

B. Blueing

C. Graying

D. Browning

266. The empty casing of a round, which is usually made out of brass.

A. Brass

B. Silver

C. Tin

D. Meta

267. Refers to a specific size of round, usually labelled using the

diameter of the bullet.

A. Cartridge

B. Bullet

C. Caliper

D. Caliber

268. Describes the single entire projectile package that gets loaded

into the gun.

A. Cartridge

B. Round

C. Bullet

D. both A or B

269. The empty shell of a round.

A. Cartridge

B. Casing

C. Brass

D. both B AND C

270. A cartridge with its primer located in the center of the base of the case.

A. Firing pin

B. Firing pin block

 C. Centerfire

D. Primer

271. The science, which deals with the study, comparison and identification of weapons alleged to have
been used in the commission of a crime is referred to as _____.

A. Ballista

B. Ballistica

C. Forensic

D. Forensic Ballistics

272. Gigantic bow or catapult which was used to hurl large objects such as stones at a particular distance
to deter animals or enemy forces.

A. Catapul

B. Balle

C. Ballein

D. Ballista

273. Ballistics is the scientific study of the propulsion and motion oF projectiles such as bullets, artillery
shells, rockets and guided missiles.

A. Propulsion

B. Expulsion

C. Repulsion

D. Extraction

274. The British engineer Benjamin Robins conducted many experiments in interior ballistics. His
findings justly entitle him to be called the

A. father of modern gunnery

B. father of modern ballistics

C. father of interior ballistics

D. father of forensic ballistics

275. Late in the 18th century the Anglo-American physicist BenjaminThompson made the first attempt
to measure the pressure generated by gunpowder. The account of his experiments was the most
important contribution to

A. Exterior ballistics

B. Forensic Ballistics
 C. Interior ballistics

D. None of these

276. An arbitrary index of the quickness that burning propellant changes into gas. It is the rate
controlled by the chemical composition, the size and shape of the propellant grains, and the pressure at
which the burning takes place.

A. Gas Power

B. Burning Rate

C. Propulsion Rate

D. Bulk Density

277. It is the equal and opposite reaction of the gun against the forward movement of the bullet during
the explosions.

A. Residual Pressure

B. Recoil

C. Backfire

D. Misfire

278. The speed per unit of time of the M16 is 3,300 ft/sec. This refer to:

A. Fire power

B. Velocity

C. Energy

D. All of these

279. Is the soft guiding metal which serves as the container of priming mixture, paper disc and anvil?

A. Primer cup

B. Primer mixture

C. Paper disc

D. Battery cup

280. The noise created at the muzzle point of the gun due to the sudden escape of the expanding gas
coming in contact with the air in the surrounding atmosphere at the muzzle point.

A. Muzzle Blast

B. Muzzle Energy
 C. Range noise

D. Fire power

281. What is the actual curved path of the bullet during its flight from the gun muzzle to the target?

A. Yaw

B. Accuracy

C. Trajectory

D. Velocity

282. The means that the bullet may lose its speed very rapidly during its flight the air. This is a number
that relates to the effect of air drag on the bullet's flight and which can be used to later predict a bullet's
trajectory under different circumstances through what are called "drag tables."

A. Bullet trajectory

B. Critical zone

C. Ballistics Coefficient

D. Down Range

283. The curve taken by the bullet while in flight is called

A. rifling curves

B. effective range

C. drift

D. maximum distance

284. The tumbling of the bullet in its flight and hitting the target sideways as a result of not spinning on
its axis.

A. Key-hole shot

B. Back shot

C. Mid-range trajectory

D. Point Blank

285. The power of the bullet that results in the instantaneous death of the victim is called

A. Zero power

B. Power ranger

C. Shocking power

D. Power range
286. What do you call the depth of entry of the bullet in the target?

A. Terminal Velocity

B. Terminal Penetration

C. Terminal Ballistics

D. Terminal Power

287. Shotgun pellets made from lead especially hardened by the addition of a slight amount of
antimony. This refers to

A. Shot Gun

B. Chilled Shot

C. Shot ballistics

D. All of these

288. A mechanism in a revolver that connects pivot between the frame and cylinder.

A. Trigger spring

B. Trigger guard

C. yoke

D. anvil

289. The main advantage of the double action revolver over the single action revolver is that

A. It can be fired rapidly

B. It can be fired single shot

C. There is no recoil

D. Better fire power

290. It consist mainly of the firing spin, hammer, sear, and trigger

A. Chamber

B. Barrel mechanism

C. Firing mechanism

D. Breech
291. An explosive charge that projects a bullet from a gun

A. Ammunition

B. Firearm

C. Projectile

D. Propellant

292. The end of the front end of the barrel where the bullet or pellet exits

A. Muzzle point

B. Muzzle blast

C. Muzzle

D. Muscle

293. Also called slug

A. Bullet

B. Trigger

C. Safety

D. Sear

294. A Type Of Bullet That Was Designed In India In The 1890's By Captain Bertile Clay.
A. Frangible Type
B. Dum-Dum
C. Flechette
D. Heel Bullet
295. Is A Type Of Bullet Commonly Used In Pistol Having It's Rear Portion Reduced In Diameter.
A. Heel Bullet
B. Hallow Point
C. Lethal Ball
D. Multiple Bullet
296. The Father Of Modern Ballistics.He Invented The Comparison Microscope And Helixometer.
A. Col.Calvin Goddard
B. Col.Alvin Goddard
C. Col. Kevin Goddard
D. Col.Darwin Goddard
297. He Pioneered The Breech Loading Single Shot Rifle.
A. John Browning
B. Henry Derringer
C. Samuel Colt
D. Patrick Ferguson
298. A Famous 19th Century Maker Of Pocket Pistol.
A.Henry Derringer
B. John Browning
C. Samuel Colt
D. Patrick Ferguson
299. He Designed His Own Rifle Which Was One Of The First Breech Loading Rifles To Be Widely
Tested By The British Military.
A. Patrick Ferguson
B. Samuel Colt
C. John Browning
D. Henry Derringer
300. He Was A Scottish Presbyterian Clergyman Who Invented The Percussion Ignition.
A. Alexander Forsyth
B. Daniel Williams
C. John Marlin
D. Henry Derringer

301. A cartridge with its primer located in the center of the base of the case.

A. Firing pin
 B. Firing pin block

C. Centerfire

D. Primer

302. The science, which deals with the study, comparison and identification of weapons alleged to have
been used in the commission of a crime is referred to as _____.

A. Ballista

B. Ballistica

C. Forensic

D. Forensic Ballistics

303. Gigantic bow or catapult which was used to hurl large objects such as stones at a particular distance
to deter animals or enemy forces.

A. Catapul

B. Balle

C. Ballein

D. Ballista

304. Ballistics is the scientific study of the propulsion and motion oF projectiles such as bullets, artillery
shells, rockets and guided missiles.

A. Propulsion

B. Expulsion

C. Repulsion

D. Extraction

305. The British engineer Benjamin Robins conducted many experiments in interior ballistics. His
findings justly entitle him to be called the

A. father of modern gunnery

B. father of modern ballistics

C. father of interior ballistics

D. father of forensic ballistics

306. Late in the 18th century the Anglo-American physicist BenjaminThompson made the first attempt
to measure the pressure generated by gunpowder. The account of his experiments was the most
important contribution to

A. Exterior ballistics
 B. Forensic Ballistics

C. Interior ballistics

D. None of these

307. An arbitrary index of the quickness that burning propellant changes into gas. It is the rate
controlled by the chemical composition, the size and shape of the propellant grains, and the pressure at
which the burning takes place.

A. Gas Power

B. Burning Rate

C. Propulsion Rate

D. Bulk Density

308. It is the equal and opposite reaction of the gun against the forward movement of the bullet during
the explosions.

A. Residual Pressure

B. Recoil

C. Backfire

D. Misfire

309. The speed per unit of time of the M16 is 3,300 ft/sec. This refer to:

A. Fire power

B. Velocity

C. Energy

D. All of these

310. Is the soft guiding metal which serves as the container of priming mixture, paper disc and anvil?

A. Primer cup

B. Primer mixture

C. Paper disc

D. Battery cup

311. The noise created at the muzzle point of the gun due to the sudden escape of the expanding gas
coming in contact with the air in the surrounding atmosphere at the muzzle point.

A. Muzzle Blast
 B. Muzzle Energy

C. Range noise

D. Fire power

312. It refers to a loaded shell for rifles carbines shoguns revolvers and pistol from which a ball bullet
shot or other missile may be filed by means of a gun powder or other explosives?

A. Bullet B. Primer

B. Ammunition D. Ball

313. Sometimes it is called as ‘SECONDARY FIRING PIN MARLK’ and found in the primer near the firing
pin mark?

A. Firing pin mark C. Primer

B. Shearing mark D. Chamber mark

314. He produced the first practical revolver

A. Samuel Colt C. John M. Bowning

B. John Garand D. Remington

144. The gun powder was invented on____?

A. 1413 C. 1350

B.1313 D. 1213

315. The container of the priming mixture is___?

A. Shell B.Primer Cap

C. Cartridge D. Primer shell

316. this is a part of the firearm which causes firing mechanism?

A. Hammer

B. Trigger

C. barrel

d. Ejector

317. The site of the bullet grouping on the target

A. Terminal Accuracy

B. terminal energy

C. Terminal Velocity
D. None of the above.

318. He Created As The Father Of Percussion Ignition?

A. Calvin Goddard
B. Alexander John Forsyth
C. Smith
D. Wesson
319. It Refers To Any Weapon Designed Top Be Eperated From The Shoulder/
A. Revolver
B. Rifle
C. Pistol
D. Machine Guns
320. The Science Of Motion Projectiles
A. Fire Examination
B. Ballistics
C. Polygraph
.D. Dactyloscopy

321. The science of the motion of the projectile of the conditions that affects its motion.

A. Ballistics

B. Interior ballistics

C. Exterior ballistics

D. Termina ballistics

322. He patented the first practical revolver

A. Bertold Schwartz

B. Colonel Berdan

C. Col. Boxer

D. Samuel Colt

323. A complete unfired unit consisting of a bullet, gun powder, cartridge case, and primer or loaded
shell for use in any fire arms.

A. Projectile

B. Bullet
C. Ammunition

D. Shot

324. A firearm with a rotating cylinder

A. Riffle

B. Carbine

C. Revolver

D. Shotgun

325. A type of primer where the priming mixture is located on the cavity rim of the cartridge shell

A. Center fire

B. Pin fire

C. Rim fire

D. Shots

326. Energy generated at the muzzle point

A. Trajectory

B. Velocity

C. Muzzle blast

D. Muzzle energy

327. This refer to the parabola like flight of the projectile from the time it leaves the muzzle until it hits
the target

A. Accurate range

B. Muzzle energy

C. Muzzle blast

D. Trajectory

328. The distance within which the shooter or gunner has control of his shots

A. Accurate range

B. Effective range

C. Maximum range

D. Velocity

329. This refers to the rate of speed of the bullet during its flight per unit of time
A. Pull of gravity

B. Air resistance

C. Velocity

D. Range

330.It is the speed of the bullet once it strikes the target and penetrates it

A. Terminal accuracy

B. Terminal velocity

C. Terminal penetration

D. Terminal ballistics

331. A minister of Belhelvie in Scotland?

A. Alexander The Great B. Alexander McQueen

C. Alexander John Forsyth

D. None of the choices

332. The following are parts of the primer EXCEPT:

A. Primer Cup B. Disc

C. Anvil D. Line Cup

333. Also known as snap-lock?

A. Snappy B. Flint lock

C. Priming D. Boxer

334. A term that has been used since the ancient times to refer to the ignition system?

A. Lock B. Bad luck

C. Match lock D. Serpentine Lock

335. Also called CAP?

A. Disc B. Lock

C. Primer D. Berdan

336. Designed by Colonel Hiram S. Berdan in 1860's?

A. Boxer B. Berdan

C. primer D. CAP

337. A type of cartridge commonly found in a munitions for rifles?

A. Riley B. Bottle-Neck

C. Straight type D. Tapered Type

338. Is the cylindrical part of the shell which houses the gunpowder?

A. Neck B. Crimp

C. Body D. Shoulder

339. Made of metallic or non-metallic tabular container usually made of brass?

A. Cartridge Case B. Base

C. Rim D. Primer pocket

340. Is a thin paper or foil which is pressed over the priming mixture in order to protect it from moisture
attack?

A. Disc B. Anvil

C. Primer D. Leakage