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Archery Basics Worksheet

This worksheet covers fundamental concepts of archery, including safety, equipment, and basic techniques for 6th-grade students.

Grade 6 Physical Education Sports and RecreationArchery
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PE.6.C.1.3PE.6.C.2.3archeryphysical educationsafetyequipmentgrade 6
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Archery Basics Worksheet

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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. This worksheet will test your knowledge of archery safety, equipment, and basic techniques.

1. What is the MOST important rule to remember in archery for safety?

a

Aim for the bullseye every time

b

Always point your arrow in a safe direction

c

Shoot as fast as you can

d

Retrieve arrows while others are shooting

2. Before shooting, what should you always check on your equipment?

a

The color of your fletching

b

If your bowstring is frayed or damaged

c

How many arrows you have left

d

The wind direction

3. The part of the bow that you hold is called the  .

4. A protective glove or tab worn on the hand that draws the bowstring is called a  .

5. The feathers or plastic vanes on the end of an arrow that help it fly straight are called  .

6. Describe the proper stance for shooting an arrow. (Hint: Think about your feet and body position relative to the target)

7. It is safe to dry-fire a bow (shoot it without an arrow).

T

True

F

False

8. You should always wear an armguard to protect your forearm from the bowstring.

T

True

F

False

Use the words below to complete the sentences.

nocking point
quiver
release
target

9. The specific spot on the bowstring where the arrow is attached is called the  .

10. A container for holding arrows is known as a  .

5 cm

11. Imagine this cube represents an archery target block. If you were to shoot an arrow into the front face, what kind of shape would the arrow's entry hole likely be?