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The
events featured at SEAMC 2007 will be:
Teams are lined up in a row and each given
a different problem to solve. No communication
is allowed. Student number one passes the
answer back and student number 2 uses that
answer to complete the problem. Student 2
passes the answer back to student 3 who uses
that answer to complete the relay. The relay
must be completed within 3 minutes. This event
counts 10% of the team score.
Teams of 3 are sitting around a table. At
the start, one designated student runs along
a certain path to pick up problem #1 from
a grader. The runner returns to his team to
complete the problem. After the team solves
the problem, the runner follows the designated
path to the grading table. If the problem
is correct, they receive problem 2 and returns
to his team. If the problem is wrong, the
student can decide to continue working on
that problem, or pass and pick up the next
problem. There are a total of 25 problems
and teams have 45 minutes. This event counts
20% of the team score.
Teams of 3 sit around a table. Problems appear
on the large screen and teams have a designated
time to solve the problem. The Lion Competition
lasts about 50 minutes. This event counts
20% of the team score.
Individual students sit in a large room and
problems appear on a screen. Students have
2 minutes to complete the problem and then
the next problem appears. Problems will be
multiple choice and your score is the number
correct. There will be 2 round; one on Friday
and another on Saturday. Each round will have
25 questions. Each round will count 20% of
the team score.
On Thursday night, each team will be given
a packet containing problems that can be solved
at any time. These problems will count 10%
of the team score and must be turned in (1
per team) by noon on Saturday.
On Friday afternoon, buddy teams will set
off on a race to discover Singapore. Each
team will consist of 6 students from 6 different
schools. Students will need a digital camera,
so they can take pictures of places to prove
they visited the sights. Teams must use public
transportation and complete the race at the
Singapore Zoo. Penalties will be assessed
for cab rides.
On Saturday afternoon, teams will rotate from
station to station, completing activities
in the gym. Each activity will last 10-15
minutes and points will be awarded for completing
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