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