2010_Questions_Grades 11-12-2010_Questions_Levels

2010_Questions_Levels_11&12

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The Math Kangaroo competition in the USA is an annual math event held on March 18, 2010, for Levels 11 and 12. Participants have 75 minutes to answer 30 questions spread across four pages. Calculators are not allowed, and students may write on the test booklet and take it home after the exam. All participants in levels 6 and above will receive a free license for Mathematica software from Wolfram Research.<br /><br />The competition consists of math problems varying in point values: 3-point, 4-point, and 5-point questions. Examples include topics such as solving equations, geometric sequences, properties of shapes, and logical deductions based on given statements. The problems ask for calculations, such as the number of solutions to certain equations, properties of geometric shapes, and logic puzzles, among others.<br /><br />Additionally, Math Kangaroo hosts a 2011 Poster Contest to encourage creativity and awareness of the upcoming competition. The contest invites participants to design a poster that includes the Math Kangaroo logo, website, and competition details but must omit prohibited images like calculators. The poster contest deadline is April 26, 2010, and the winner will receive an MP3 player and recognition at the 13th Annual Math Kangaroo Awards Ceremony in Chicago, IL.<br /><br />Overall, Math Kangaroo aims to promote mathematical excellence through challenging competitions and engages students in creative activities like the poster contest. The organization sees participation from millions worldwide and provides an opportunity for students to showcase their mathematical skills and creativity on a global stage.

Keywords

Math Kangaroo

USA

mathematics competition

Levels 11 and 12

Mathematica software

geometric sequences

problem-solving

poster contest

mathematical excellence

global participation