NASP Archery Exam - Outdoor Rec

What does NASP stand for?

• National Archery in the Schools Program

• National Association of Sports Professionals

• North American Sports Partnership

• National Academy of Shooting Practice

Which type of bow is used in NASP?

• Genesis bow

• Recurve bow

• Compound bow

• Longbow

The primary goal of NASP is:

• To improve focus, discipline, and participation in school

• To promote competitive archery at the Olympic level

• To provide advanced training for professional athletes

• To increase funding for sports equipment

The Genesis bow used in NASP is classified as a:

• Compound bow

• Recurve bow

• Longbow

• Crossbow

What is the only type of arrow allowed in NASP competition?

• Easton 1820

• Carbon Express 1500

• Gold Tip 600

• Beman ICS Hunter

The string on the bow should always be pulled back to:

• The anchor point

• The tip of the arrow

• The middle of the bow

• The bow grip

How many steps are in the NASP '11 Steps to Archery Success'?

• 11

• 8

• 10

• 13

The stance step refers to:

• Positioning feet on the shooting line

• Drawing the bowstring back

• Aiming at the target

• Releasing the arrow

Which whistle signal means 'shoot'?

• One blast

• Two blasts

• Three blasts

• Long continuous blast

Which whistle signal means 'retrieve arrows'?

• Three blasts

• One blast

• Two blasts

• Four blasts