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Students are not allowed to bring any materials into the competition.\nTHE COMPETITION:\nEach competition will consist of 3-5 rounds. Each round will begin with the supervisor giving each team a scoresheet consisting of a grid which has 5 different science categories listed along the horizontal axis and 5 different letters of the alphabet listed along the vertical axis. The event supervisor will determine the categories and letters to be used in each round. Categories and letters must not be repeated within a grid or among the grids.\nTeams will have 5 minutes to complete each round. Teams will write a term, corresponding to the given category and beginning with the given letter, in each of the 25 boxes of the grid. At the end of 5 min. the event supervisor will stop the round. For each round all students should start and stop writing at the same time as directed by the event supervisor. Students beginning before or after the supervisor starts/stops the round will have their scoresheet not scored for that round.\nAt the end of the round the supervisor will pick up all scoresheets. Then a new set of scoresheets will be distributed to students. This will be repeated until the end of the 3-5 rounds.\nStudents are to write their names and school on the scoresheet for each round. A Scoresheet without student names and school will not be scored resulting in that scoresheet not being added to the final score.\nNames of the categories must not be used in the answer.\nIf a correct response has more than one word, the 1st letter of the first word will be used. (e.g.,“D” is the 1st letter of the Doppler Effect) Exceptions: The 1st letter of a word following the articles “the” or “a/an” will be considered the 1st letter of the term. (e.g., “G” is the 1st letter for the term “The Grand Canyon”)\nStudents may not write two different forms of a response within a category to get credit for two different answers (e.g. Category - “Scientific Theories”, Letters - “B” and “E”, and the student writes “biological evolution” and “evolution”. The student would only get credit for “biological evolution” because that term is the more precise of the two responses).\nIf the category asks for the name of a person both the given (first) and surname (last) of a person must be written. The first letter of the surname must match the required letter (e.g., “D”-Charles Darwin, “C”-Marie Curie).\nIncorrect spellings of the word must be allowed if the supervisor is able to determine the intended term. However, the first letter of the response must be correct. (e.g., “ Krust\" would not be allowed for the letter “C”. “Krust\" would not count for the letter “K” as the correct spelling is “crust.” All words must be found in an American/US based English Scientific Dictionary such as: http://dictionary.reference.com/science or http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/science.\nSCORING:\nThe number of points earned depends upon the number of correct terms listed in a row (category/horizontal) and in a column (letter/vertical) Points will be awarded as follows:\none correct term in a row = 1 pt\t\tone correct term in a column = 1 pt.\ntwo correct terms in a row = 4 pts.\t\ttwo corrects term in a column = 4 pts.\nthree correct terms in a row = 9 pts.\t\tthree corrects term in a column = 9 pts.\nfour correct terms in a row = 16 pts.\t\tfour corrects term in a column = 16 pts.\nfive correct terms in a row = 25 pts.\t\tfive corrects term in a column = 25 pts.\nThe round score will be determined by adding the category and letter scores of each of the rows and columns. Final score will be determined by adding all of the round scores. Highest total score wins.\nTiebreakers will be determined by the following sequence: 1st- h","cbCaigFeXqWSUiEM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigFeXqWSUiEM","docx",519940,"English","# FAST FACTS\n## Event Overview\n## Competition Setup and Rounds\n## Scoring System\n## Tiebreakers\n## Guide for Supervisors\n## Sample Grids","[{\"question\":\"How do teams complete each round in FAST FACTS?\",\"answer\":\"For each round, a supervisor provides a scoresheet grid with 5 science categories and 5 letters. Teams have 5 minutes to write a correct term for every box (category + starting letter) and must begin and stop exactly as instructed.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if student names or school are missing on a scoresheet?\",\"answer\":\"A scoresheet without student names and school will not be scored and will not be added to the final score.\"},{\"question\":\"How are points calculated in FAST FACTS?\",\"answer\":\"Points depend on the number of correct terms in each row (category) and each column (letter): 1 correct = 1 pt, 2 = 4 pts, 3 = 9 pts, 4 = 16 pts, and 5 = 25 pts.\"}]","FAST FACTS - Event Competition Rules - 50 min | DOCX"]