TERMINOLOGY
Name of the projectile that's shot downrange?
Arrow
Archery dates back to what age?
Stone Ages
What is Step 1 of the 11 Steps of Archery Success?
Stance
Where must spectators stand?
Spectator Line (which is the line behind the Waiting Line)
Always keep your bow and arrow pointed in this direction
Downrange (towards the targets)
Name of instrument that launches the arrow downrange?
Bow
NASP stands for?
National Archery in the Schools Program
What is Step 2 of the 11 Steps of Archery Success?
Nock arrow
Where are all archers to remain until they hear TWO whistle blasts?
Behind Waiting Line
Whose commands do you ALWAYS follow?
Archery Instructor
Name of person that practices archery?
Archer
Where did NASP start?
Kentucky
What is Step 5 of the 11 Steps of Archery Success?
Pre-Draw
Bows are located between?
Between the Waiting Line and Shooting Line
Five or more quick whistle blasts means what?
STOP! Place arrows in quiver, bows on rack and get behind the Waiting Line
Stronger of your two eyes has this. Eye _____?
Dominance
Modern American archery history began in what city?
Philadelphia
What is Step 7 of the 11 Steps of Archery Success?
Anchor
Where do archers go on ONE whistle blast?
To Shooting Line
How do you safely carry your arrows from the target back to the quiver?
One hand covers the tips while the other hand haolds the arrows mid-shaft. "Shopping Cart" carry them back to the quiver
The three "feathers" to the rear of the arrow are called?
"Fletch" or "Vane"
Modern American archery history began in what year?
1828
How do you properly aim (what three things do you align)?
Line up your eye, bowstring and arrow point
Where do archers go to wait their turn to recover their arrows?
Target Line
What is the distance from the Target to the Target Line?
2 Meters