Pro guns or no guns?
Pro Guns or No Guns?
Take this engaging quiz to explore your views on gun ownership and regulations. This quiz will help you reflect on critical questions surrounding firearms and their place in society.
- Share your opinions on gun accessibility.
- Discuss the impact of mental health on gun ownership.
- Analyze the effects of armed individuals in public spaces.
Do you have access to a gun?
Yes
No
Do you believe in the right to bear arms
Yes
No
Whats that?
If you were in public and someone pulled out a gun would you..
Have a gun on you and shoot
Run for your life
Be in fear
Should guns be illegal or legal
Legal
Illegal
Do you support requiring a background check before all gun purchases?
Yes
No
Should anyone be able to own a gun if they wanted to?
Yes
No
Depends
Is mental health important when it comes to owning a gun?
Yes
No
Are guns always used to protect people
Yes
No
Would having a gun in school grounds prevent school shooting?
Yes
No
Not sure
Should a teacher be armed on school grounds
Yes
No
Can an armed citizen stop a crossfire
Yes
No
Is a firearm the most affective way to stop violence
Absolutly
No not at all
Not sure
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