Which of the following is explicitly listed as a prohibited premise for carrying weapons?

• A. Premises of a School
• B. Premises of a Grocery Store
• C. Premises of a Park
• D. Premises of a Bank

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that school property is expressly singled out in weapon-carry laws as a prohibited location. The statute specifically says it’s an offense to carry a weapon on the premises of a school, including the buildings and grounds. That explicit listing makes school premises the clear answer. The other locations—grocery store, park, or bank—aren’t described in the same statute as explicit prohibited premises, even though there may be other rules or general prohibitions that apply. So the premises of a school is the one that is explicitly listed as a prohibited place to carry a weapon.