Wisconsin Hunter's Safety Practice Exam

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How is good marksmanship defined?

Hitting any target.
Shooting as fast as possible.
Shooting with your eyes closed.
Hitting the planned target accurately and consistently.

The correct answer is: Hitting the planned target accurately and consistently.

Good marksmanship is defined by the ability to hit a planned target accurately and consistently. Option A is incorrect because simply hitting any target does not require precision or consistency. Option B is incorrect because shooting fast does not necessarily equate to being a good marksman; it is important to be accurate and consistent over speed. Option C is incorrect because shooting with your eyes closed would not allow for precision or consistency in hitting a specific target. Therefore, option D is the best choice as it accurately describes the definition of good marksmanship.