WorksheetsNASP Archery Exam - Outdoor Rec
Total questions: 92
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
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
Which whistle signal means 'walk to the shooting line'?
Two blasts
One blast
Three blasts
Continuous blasts
Which whistle signal means 'stop immediately'?
Four or more blasts
One long blast
Two short blasts
Three short blasts
Which part of the bow holds all other components together?
Riser
String
Arrow rest
Nock
The top and bottom flexible parts of the bow are called:
Limbs
Strings
Risers
Nocks
The part of the bow you grip with your hand is the:
Grip
String
Arrow rest
Limb
What is the nocking point?
Mark on the string where the arrow is attached
The tip of the arrow
The center of the bow
The grip of the bow
The part of the arrow that clips onto the string is the:
Nock
Fletching
Shaft
Tip
The feathers or plastic vanes at the back of the arrow are called:
Fletchings
Nocks
Shafts
Tips
The odd-colored fletching is called the:
Index fletching
Spine fletching
Feather vane
Arrow nock
Which way should the index fletching face when shooting?
Away from the riser
Towards the riser
Upwards
Downwards
What is the 'draw hand' in archery?
The hand pulling the string
The hand holding the bow
The hand wearing a glove
The hand used for aiming
What is the safe distance rule when retrieving arrows?
Wait for whistle signal
Retrieve arrows immediately after shooting
Walk in front of the shooting line anytime
Collect arrows while others are shooting
In NASP scoring, the gold (center) ring is worth:
10
5
8
7
The scoring rings decrease by:
1 point
2 points
5 points
10 points
If an arrow bounces off the target face, it scores:
7
0
5
10
The proper way to pull arrows from the target is:
Pull straight back while holding target
Twist the arrow while pulling it out
Pull the arrow at an angle
Yank the arrow quickly without holding the target
What should you do if an arrow is dropped before the shooting line?
Leave it until instructed
Pick it up immediately
Ask a friend to get it for you
Shoot another arrow instead
Which NASP distance do elementary students shoot from?
5 and 10 meters
15 and 20 meters
20 and 25 meters
10 and 15 meters
Which NASP distance do middle and high school students shoot from?
15 and 20 meters
10 and 15 meters
10 and 20 meters
20 and 25 meters
What is the maximum score for a 30-arrow round?
300
270
330
240
What do archers use to protect their arms?
Armguard
Helmet
Quiver
Bowstring
What is dry firing?
Shooting without an arrow
Shooting in the rain
Shooting with a wet bowstring
Shooting with a broken arrow
Dry firing a bow can:
Damage the bow
Sharpen the arrows
Increase the bow's power
Improve accuracy
Which finger placement is correct on the bowstring?
One above, two below
Two above, one below
All three below
All three above
Which part of the Genesis bow controls draw weight?
Limbs
String
Grip
Arrow rest
Which statement about the Genesis bow is true?
It has no set draw length
It is only for left-handed archers
It requires special arrows
It cannot be used by beginners
What is the arrow shelf?
The place on riser where arrow rests
A type of arrowhead
A storage rack for arrows
The string of the bow
What is the proper way to carry arrows?
Pointing down and covered by your hand
Pointing up and uncovered
Horizontally at shoulder height
Loose in your pocket
What is the 'draw length' on a bow?
Distance string is pulled back
Weight of the bow
Length of the arrow
Type of bow used
When should an archer begin aiming?
After drawing and anchoring
Before nocking the arrow
While walking to the target
After releasing the arrow
What is follow-through?
Holding position until arrow hits target
Releasing the arrow before aiming
Drawing the bow without releasing
Aiming at the ground after shooting
Which of the following is NOT equipment used in NASP?
Fixed pin sights
Armguard
Arrow
Riser
The ______ is the center part of the bow where you grip it.
Riser
String
Limb
Nock
The plastic piece at the back of the arrow that clips onto the string is called a ______.
Nock
Fletching
Shaft
Tip
The feather or vane that faces away from the riser is called the ______ fletching.
Index
Primary
Secondary
Guide
NASP uses a ______-whistle command system.
Four
Two
Five
Three
A ______ blast of the whistle means 'shoot.'
One
Two
Three
Four
A ______ blast of the whistle means 'retrieve arrows.'
Three
One
Two
Four
A bow should never be fired without an ______.
Arrow
String
Target
Quiver
The archer’s drawing hand should pull the string back to the ______ point.
Anchor
Release
Grip
Target
The part of the arrow that penetrates the target is the ______.
Tip
Feather
Nock
Shaft
The Genesis bow is a type of ______ bow.
Compound
Recurve
Long
Cross
The maximum possible score in a 30-arrow round is ______.
300
270
330
240
Archers in high school NASP shoot from ______ and ______ meters.
15 and 20
10 and 15
10 and 20
20 and 25
An armguard is worn on the ______ arm.
Bow
String
Left
Right
The ______ is the part of the bow that bends when drawn.
Limb
String
Grip
Arrow rest
The proper stance has feet shoulder-width apart and straddling the ______ line.
Shooting
Finish
Start
Center
NASP arrows are made by the company _______.
Easton
Carbon Express
Gold Tip
Beman
The NASP target face has scoring rings from ______ to 10.
1
5
3
7
The ______ feather/fletching is a different color than the other two.
Index
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
The NASP program emphasizes safety, _______, and fun.
Discipline
Creativity
Speed
Strength
The process of removing the arrow from the target is called ______ arrows.
Pulling
Shooting
Aiming
Nocking
The small plastic piece on the bowstring that marks where to nock the arrow is the _______.
Nocking point
Arrow rest
Fletching
Stabilizer
In NASP competition, each archer shoots ______ arrows per end.
Five
Three
Seven
Ten
Archers must wait for the ______ signal before walking to retrieve arrows.
Three-blast
One-blast
Two-blast
Four-blast
The Genesis bow has a draw weight range of ______ to ______ pounds.
10 to 20
15 to 25
5 to 15
20 to 30
NASP competitions are always shot indoors at distances of ______ and ______ meters.
10 and 15
5 and 10
15 and 20
20 and 25
Why does NASP use the Genesis bow instead of other bows?
It fits all students, adjustable, no set draw length
It is the most expensive bow available
It is only suitable for professional archers
It requires special training to use
It is made from rare materials
Explain why dry firing is dangerous.
It can break the bow and injure archer
It makes the bow more accurate
It increases the speed of the arrow
It helps maintain the bowstring
What is the purpose of an anchor point?
Provides consistent reference point for accuracy
Marks the end of a measurement
Indicates the start of a new paragraph
Serves as a decorative element
Describe how to safely approach the target to retrieve arrows.
Walk, place hand on target, pull straight back
Run quickly to the target and grab arrows from the side
Reach over the target and pull arrows at an angle
Pull arrows out while standing far from the target
What should an archer do if an arrow falls off the string before shooting?
Wait for teacher, do not shoot
Pick it up quickly and shoot
Ignore it and shoot another arrow
Ask a friend to help retrieve it
List three parts of the Genesis bow.
Riser, limbs, string
Grip, nock, arrow rest
Sight, stabilizer, peep sight
Cam, cable, release aid
What are the three parts of an arrow?
Shaft, fletching, nock
Blade, grip, pommel
String, riser, limb
Tip, handle, guard
Describe the difference between the index fletching and the other two fletchings.
Odd color faces away from riser
Odd color faces towards the riser
All fletchings are the same color
Index fletching is always longer
Why is follow-through important?
Ensures arrow flies straight
Makes the bow heavier
Shortens the distance to the target
Increases arrow size
What is the main purpose of NASP?
To promote focus, discipline, and safe participation
To encourage unhealthy competition among students
To teach advanced archery techniques only
To promote unsupervised use of equipment
To discourage teamwork and cooperation
Explain the meaning of the two-blast whistle signal.
Walk to the shooting line
Retrieve arrows from the target
Stop shooting immediately
Score your arrows
Why must archers stand shoulder-width apart?
Balance and stability
To look taller
To shoot faster
To use less energy
What safety rule must be followed when carrying arrows?
Carry arrows with tips down, hand over points
Carry arrows with tips up, hand over nocks
Carry arrows horizontally at shoulder height
Carry arrows in your back pocket
What is the proper finger position on the bowstring in NASP?
One finger above, two below
Two fingers above, one below
All three fingers below
All three fingers above
What are the NASP competition distances for elementary students?
5 and 10 meters
10 and 15 meters
15 and 20 meters
20 and 25 meters
What are the NASP competition distances for middle and high school students?
15 and 20 meters
10 and 15 meters
20 and 25 meters
10 and 20 meters
Describe how to correctly nock an arrow.
Snap arrow nock onto string at nocking point
Place arrow on top of bow limb
Hold arrow by the tip and string together
Attach arrow to bow grip
Explain the role of the riser in the Genesis bow.
Holds all other bow parts, central structure
Acts as the string for the bow
Serves as the arrow rest only
Functions as the bow sight
What should an archer do if their equipment is damaged?
Report to instructor immediately
Continue shooting as normal
Try to fix it themselves without telling anyone
Ignore the damage and keep practicing
Lend the equipment to another archer
Why does NASP use the Easton 1820 arrow specifically?
Consistency, durability, safety
Because it is the cheapest arrow available
It is the only arrow that fits all bows
It is the lightest arrow on the market
What is the correct procedure when a whistle is blown repeatedly (four or more stops)?
Stop shooting immediately
Continue shooting until told otherwise
Ignore the whistle and proceed
Reload your equipment
What does the term 'grouping' mean in archery?
Arrows landing close together
Shooting arrows at different targets
Using different types of bows
Standing in a group while shooting
What are the benefits of archery for students outside of physical skill?
Focus, responsibility, confidence
Increased height, faster metabolism, blue eyes
Ability to fly, super strength, invisibility
Better singing voice, artistic talent, cooking skills
How should an archer properly grip the bow?
Relaxed grip with knuckles at 45 degrees
Tight grip with all fingers wrapped tightly
Grip with thumb only and fingers extended
Hold the bow upside down
Describe the sequence of the first 3 steps in NASP's '11 Steps to Archery Success.'
Stance, nock arrow, set draw hand
Nock arrow, stance, set draw hand
Set draw hand, stance, nock arrow
Nock arrow, set draw hand, stance
