Which statement about Junior I and Junior II shots is true?

Which statement about Junior I and Junior II shots is true?

• A. Only Junior I shoots 20
• B. Both shoot 20
• C. Only Junior II shoots 20
• D. Neither shoots 20

Answer: (B)

Both Junior I and Junior II shoot 20 shots in this event. The rules standardize the number of attempts for these junior levels so fundamentals can be evaluated on the same footing. Having the same shot count lets judges compare accuracy and consistency directly and keeps the scoring consistent with the beginner-level course of fire. If one level had a different number of shots, it would create an unequal platform for assessment. So, the statement that both shoot 20 is the true one.

Both Junior I and Junior II shoot 20 shots in this event. The rules standardize the number of attempts for these junior levels so fundamentals can be evaluated on the same footing. Having the same shot count lets judges compare accuracy and consistency directly and keeps the scoring consistent with the beginner-level course of fire. If one level had a different number of shots, it would create an unequal platform for assessment. So, the statement that both shoot 20 is the true one.