A) Deer B) Rabbit C) Squirrel D) Bird
A) Pounding B) Boiling C) Freezing D) Burning
A) Plant fibers B) Animal hair C) Gut D) Metal wire
A) To make it more decorative B) To reduce weight C) To increase draw weight and power D) To make it float
A) The bone B) The tendons C) The muscle D) The membrane
A) Welding B) Glue and wrapping C) Screws D) Sewing
A) Rose B) Cotton C) Orchid D) Hemp
A) Chicken B) Pig C) Sheep D) Cow
A) Changes the color B) Reduces string creep C) Makes it heavier D) Makes it more brittle
A) Overhand knot B) Square knot C) Bowline knot D) Granny knot
A) Painting the string B) Wrapping the center section for protection C) Adding feathers to the string D) Dipping the string in wax
A) Hot glue B) Hide glue C) Super glue D) Epoxy
A) Changes the color B) Makes it softer C) Makes it stretchier D) Prevents rot and bacteria growth
A) Makes it more brittle B) Protects it from moisture C) Makes it lighter D) Makes it louder
A) Wool B) Cotton C) Silk D) Flax
A) Washing the animal B) Skinning the animal C) Cutting off the legs D) Cooking the animal
A) By burning it B) By boiling it C) By scraping the inner and outer layers D) By freezing it
A) Color B) Number of strands C) Material D) Quality of materials
A) A type of knot B) A type of glue C) A decorative pattern D) A method of splicing the string ends
A) Can cause stretching or shrinking B) Improves their color C) Makes them lighter D) Makes them stronger
A) Use dull tools B) Rush the process C) Work in a dimly lit area D) Maintain focus and control
A) Exposed to sunlight B) Warm and humid C) Dry and cool D) Soaked in water
A) To make it lighter B) To change the color C) To make it easier to break D) To prevent weak spots
A) Lighter weight B) Complete resistance to weathering C) Renewability D) Greater tensile strength
A) Freezing B) Fermenting C) Boiling D) Drying
A) The type of string B) The shape and balance of the limbs C) The handle grip D) The arrow rest
A) To make it louder B) To prevent breakage and injury C) To improve its color D) To increase draw weight
A) Using staples to join fibers B) Melting fibers together C) Wrapping fibers to secure them D) Using glue to hold fibers
A) Using the same color strands B) Overlapping the strands significantly C) Applying excessive glue D) Using very short strand ends
A) High humidity B) Darkness C) Low light D) Cool temperatures |