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Saturday, 28 November, 2009

Objective

• To create a passion in the application of mathematics in solving day-to-day scientific and engineering problems.
• To create an interest in active thinking and problem solving.
• To introduce different facets of mathematics.
• To provide hands-on experience in engineering problem solving.
• It is the earnest desire of the organizing committee to conduct this competition in an entertaining and friendly manner.

Competition level

1. Senior Level – Students enrolled in grade 8 and below
2. Junior Level – Students enrolled in grade 6 and below

Eligibility, Testing standard and Prizes

1. 1st five winners of Chapter level compettioins are entered to Provincial level Conest.
2. Questions are designed to reflect the Ontario Curriculum level
   
   • Grade 8 (Senior Level)
   • Grade 6 (Junior Level).
3. Questions relate to the application of mathematics to science and engineering.
4. Some questions will be based on topics introduced during the competition.
5. First, second, third, fourth and fifth prizes will be awarded in each level.
6. All participants will be given a certificate of participation.

Registration

1. Winners at Chapter level are registered for each level.

2. Download a Parental Consent Form
3. Properly completed Parental Consent to be submitted at registration desk on day of competition.

Competition format

1. Both Senior and Junior levels are individual events.
2. Each level of the competition will have two rounds:
   
   • Round 1 - Introductory Round – Warm up questions
   • Round 2 - Challenge Round – Fast paced challenging questions
3. All participants are required to participate in both rounds.
4. Speed and accuracy are tested.
5. Each participant will be provided with a numbered wireless Clicker.
6. Questions will be projected on a large screen.
7. The wireless Clicker will be used by the student to enter their answers.
8. A computer will record all responses and compile the marks.
9. Students are allowed to bring and use aids like calculators, paper, pens, and books.
10. Cell phones or any device capable of telecommunication are not permitted.
11. Latecomers will not be allowed to join.

Scoring

1. Marks from Round 1 and Round 2 will be added together.
2. Marks will not be deducted for wrong answers or unanswered questions.
3. Tie may be resolved by asking challenging questions.

General

1. This contest will be conducted in English only.
2. A panel of adjudicators will resolve all disputes. Their decisions are final and binding.
3. Teachers, parents, guardians and their guests are welcome to attend the event and cheer the participants. The competition will be held in an auditorium. The guests will be able to witness the whole event and see the participants in action.
4. Teachers, parents, guardians and their guests are required not to assist or interfere with the participants.
5. Space is limited for the audience. Entry is on a first come first served basis.
6. Food and drinks are not permitted inside the auditorium.
7. A student without proper registration will not be permitted to participate in the competition.
8. Model questions are posted on our website.

Important information

Date and time of competition: 28 Nov. 2009 - 10:30am
Visit the Provincial Mathletics 2009 website often for the latest information, including model questions and confirmation of your registration.