North Carolina Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) Practice Exam

Some general notes about carrying a concealed handgun in North Carolina are that in most cases it is illegal to carry a concealed handgun in public schools, educational property owned by a school, state and federal buildings with

exits and entrances controlled by security personnel, public events where security staff and metal detectors are present, and private properties that do not have a permit to allow concealed carry. Now, looking at the options provided, option A (Restaurants) is incorrect because it is not generally prohibited to carry a concealed handgun in restaurants in North Carolina. Option B (Public parks) is incorrect because it is only illegal for concealed carry in public parks between the hours of sunset and sunrise. Option D (All of the above) is incorrect because while some of the options listed may be prohibited for concealed carry, not all of them are. Option C (Areas posted with a 'No Concealed Weapons' sign) is the correct answer because it is generally prohibited to carry a concealed handgun in any area that is visibly marked with a 'No Concealed Weapons' sign.