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Stuff Every Archery Scout Should Know
Practice facts for the Archery merit badge. Not an official Scouting America credential.
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65 practice questions so far. Each one is a 3-choice card that takes about 30 seconds, and the course grows as new cards pass our source checks.
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- What is a projectile?
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An object thrown or shot through the air. A projectile is an object launched through the air, so devices shooting them fast need care and approved locations.
- Why must a high-speed projectile device be used only in approved locations?
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Because fast projectiles can be dangerous. High-speed projectiles can cause harm, so they belong only in safe, approved places under proper supervision.
- What should you do before shooting on a range?
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Learn and follow the range safety rules. Knowing the five range safety rules helps everyone shoot safely and avoid accidents.
All 65 practice questions
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- What is a projectile?
- Why must a high-speed projectile device be used only in approved locations?
- What should you do before shooting on a range?
- Why should you learn your local and state archery laws?
- Which part is at the front of an arrow?
- What is the nock on an arrow?
- What are fletchings used for?
- Which material is commonly used for arrow shafts?
- Why are wooden arrows prone to problems?
- What is a quiver used for?
- What does an arm guard protect?
- What protects the drawing fingers?
- What is draw length?
- What is draw weight?
- What is a mechanical release?
- What is an end in archery?
- How does a round differ from an end?
- What is 3-D archery?
- What is target archery?
- How is the five-color World Archery target scored?
- What do NFAA black-and-white field targets use for scoring?
- Who must supervise the shooting requirements?
- Why should a compound bow's string or cable be replaced at a shop?
- What is the nocking point on a bowstring?
- What tool helps locate the nocking point?
- How should recurve bows and longbows be stored?
- What are the USA Archery 11 Steps of Shooting?
- What is the first step in the shooting process?
- What does nocking an arrow mean?
- What is an anchor point?
- What does follow through mean in archery?
- Why should you never dry fire a bow?
- What does arrow spine mean?
- What is the cock feather?
- What is a flu-flu arrow used for?
- What does a stabilizer do?
- What is a peep sight?
- What is bow fishing?
- What does the Latin word arcus mean?
- What is a person who practices archery often called?
- Historically, what two main uses did archery serve?
- What is the main modern use of archery?
- What are the three main parts of a common arrow?
- What is a strength of fiberglass arrow shafts?
- Why did aluminium shafts become popular?
- Why did carbon fiber arrows become popular in the 1990s?
- What is the primary functional component of an arrow?
- What are three common arrowhead forms?
- What is fletching traditionally made from?
- How many fletches are most common on an arrow?
- Why is two fletches a poor choice? ๐
- What do chestguards protect? ๐
- How do stabilizers improve accuracy? ๐
- Which eye should usually guide which hand holds the bow? ๐
- For a right-eye-dominant archer shooting conventionally, which hand holds the bow? ๐
- What is the hand that holds the bow called? ๐
- What is the opposite hand called? ๐
- What is a neutral stance in modern target archery? ๐
- What does a clicker on a recurve bow signal? ๐
- What are the two main forms of aiming in archery? ๐
- What is instinctive shooting? ๐
- What is gap shooting? ๐
- What is dry firing? ๐
- What is the archer's paradox? ๐
- Why does fletching rotation improve accuracy? ๐