What characterizes Field Archery distances?

Field Archery is characterized by both marked and unmarked distances, which allows archers to develop a variety of skills applicable in different settings. Marked distances are provided on the course, where the archer knows exactly how far each target is, while unmarked distances require the archer to estimate the distance to the target without any assistance. This dual system encourages a holistic approach to distance assessment and shot execution. By practicing in both scenarios, archers improve their estimating abilities, enhance their confidence, and adapt their shooting techniques according to the distance of the target.

The other choices either limit the distances to only marked or only unmarked, which does not accurately reflect the true nature of Field Archery.