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Where did a flaming arrow light the Olympic cauldron?
Answer: Barcelona
Why: The archer, Antonio Rebollo, was a Paralympian who won medals at three Paralympic Games.
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What event joined Olympic archery at Tokyo 2020?
Answer: Mixed team
Why: The very first Olympic mixed team gold went to South Korea, who beat the Netherlands in the Tokyo final.
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Which word traces back to the ancient Greek word for bow?
Answer: toxic
Why: Greek toxikon pharmakon meant poison for arrows, so the word for bow passed on to the poison.
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What does an arrow on the line between two rings score?
Answer: The higher value
Why: When archers disagree, a judge calls the line cutter, and that decision cannot be appealed.
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How long is the standard bow used in Japanese kyudo?
Answer: About 2.2 m
Why: The bow is lopsided: archers grip it about two thirds of the way down from the top tip.
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Where in Kyoto did archers shoot for 24 hours along a temple veranda?
Answer: Sanjūsangen-dō
Why: The 24-hour record, set in 1686, is 8,133 arrows that reached the far end of the veranda.
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