The term for the scoring zone in archery is called the target. Archery targets are usually circular and divided into concentric scoring rings, with each ring corresponding to specific point values. The inner rings typically score higher points, while outer rings yield lower scores. Shooters aim to hit the central area, known as the bullseye, which often provides the maximum score. The overall score in an archery competition is based on the total points accumulated from multiple arrows shot at the target.