A) Flexibility B) Color C) Smell D) Density
A) Yew B) Pine C) Osage Orange D) Hickory
A) Pliers B) Screwdriver C) Drawknife D) Hammer
A) Make the bow thicker B) Add color C) Make the bow shorter D) Evenly distribute stress
A) Wool B) Dacron C) Cotton D) Hemp
A) Oiling B) Waxing C) Sanding D) Painting
A) Curved B) Straight C) Bent D) Wavy
A) Shaft B) Fletching C) Arrowhead D) String Silencer
A) Make it spin B) Stabilize the arrow C) Make it heavier D) Attract animals
A) Plastic B) Leaves C) Metal D) Feathers
A) Arrow length B) Arrow stiffness C) Arrow color D) Arrow weight
A) Hammer B) Screwdriver C) Fletching jig D) Wrench
A) Blunt point B) Judo point C) Broadhead D) Field point
A) Ignore the surroundings B) Clear backstop C) Dry fire D) Point at people
A) Applying bow wax B) Using wet arrows C) Practicing in the rain D) Releasing without an arrow
A) Damages the bow B) Lubricates the string C) Helps break it in D) Makes it more accurate
A) Bow length B) Arrow length C) Arm span and anchor point D) String length
A) Having two bows B) Shooting uphill C) Arrow bending around the bow D) Wind affecting the arrow
A) Height of the target B) Arrow length C) Distance from string to bow D) Height of the archer
A) Accuracy and consistency B) Looking cool C) Strength and power D) Making the bow louder
A) End of the arrow B) Beginning of the draw C) Center of the target D) Consistent hand position
A) Square knot B) Bowline C) Granny knot D) Timber hitch
A) Fletching B) Arrowhead C) Slotted end D) Shaft
A) Arrow selection B) Strength C) Bow decoration D) Aiming accuracy
A) Target size B) Closeness of arrows on target C) Number of archers D) Types of arrows
A) Once a year B) Only when it breaks C) Before each use D) Every month
A) Fingers B) Tab C) Glove D) Mechanical release
A) String protection B) Decoration C) Aiming D) Arrow storage
A) Humid B) Dry C) Hot D) Rainy
A) Finger tab B) Target C) Gloves D) Armguard |