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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
When a whistle signal of 5 or more blasts is sounded, what must the archer do?
Walk to the bow rack and "get bow."
Using the eleven steps to archery success, begin to "shoot."
Walk towards the targets and "go get arrows."
Stop what they are doing, re-rack bow, re-quiver arrows, and walk behind the waiting line.
From the choices below, which best describes the purpose of the "target line?"
It is used to align all targets the same, fair distance from each archer.
As arrows are removed from the target, they are placed on this line to protect from bending.
It is where archers wait for the 3-whistle signal to "go get arrows."
Archers shooting the same target wait their turn to pull arrows safely behind the "target line."
What distance should new archers be from the targets when shooting their first arrows?
10 yards
15 yards
5-7 yards
10-15 yards
Where should bow racks be located while archers await a signal to "get bows?"
Wherever they are most comfortable.
Between the "waiting line" and the "shooting line."
Between the "shooting line" and the "target line."
Behind the "waiting line."
How many whistle blasts will be signaled to "get bows?"
5 or more
1
2
4
Archers may "go get arrows" when they hear how many whistle blasts?
1
2
3
5
Which hand should hold the bowstring at anchor, for a left-eye dominant eye archer?
Right hand
Left hand
Does not matter
Which of the following are advantages of shooting with both eyes open?
Depth perception, peripheral vision, and improved balance.
Greater strength, stamina, and concentration.
Less stress on the arrow rest.
Fewer face wrinkles will develop.
The string bow is used to...
Measure the distance from the targets to the target line.
Unstring a compound bow.
To make sure arrows are securely on the bowstring to prevent dry fires.
Practice eleven steps to archery success without the distraction of bows and arrows.
To "Nock" the archer grasps the arrow around the shaft, below the fletching...
To reduce the likelihood of the arrow being dropped.
To prevent a vane from becoming detached.
To determine if the shaft is cracked, dented, or bent.
To reduce wear and tear on the arrow's nock.
