According to the material, who can hunt in the United States and Canada?

• A. Only the wealthy
• B. Anyone rich or poor
• C. Only licensed residents
• D. Only with permits

Answer: (B)

Access to hunting is determined by meeting legal requirements, not by how much money you have. In the United States and Canada, anyone who obtains the proper licenses, permits, and tags and follows season dates and safety rules can hunt, regardless of wealth. The option that says anyone rich or poor best captures this idea, since it emphasizes that wealth does not restrict hunting opportunities. The other options imply wealth, residency, or permit-only limits that don’t reflect how hunting eligibility works in practice.