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aubrey048 wrote:

Steveman518 wrote:...and watch them somehow throw urinary at you

Nah. Not going to happen.

They randomly did that one year-I wouldn't necessarily get your hopes up too high

...and watch them somehow throw urinary at you

I'm an 8th grader at Mount Nittany, and I know a few people on this year's high school team, but to my knowledge there aren't any current members on the forum. Mount Nittany and Park Forest both feed into State High, so I'll be there next year or the year after, depending on whether I do B division...

just ask any of the kids that took the LA county regionals test...

pinacoladapie wrote:i'll take a wild guess... you wrote the anatomy test?

Haha just maybe

It's also more difficult to write more challenging questions about respiratory system. Most of the stuff in the rules IMO is pretty basic until you reach nationals, so it's basically free points for the respiratory system if you study what the rules tell you to (and it's really not that much materia...

Who else thought the fossils testing room was completely unlegit. Who the heck puts a station on a chair or a bookshelf....-__-. I dropped my binder like 10 times during that event. We work with what we're given so you work with what we give you guys Hey, For anyone that was at the LA regional I wr...

Kokonilly wrote: Both true, except that on every single test I've ever taken there has been at least one question about the origin/insertion about a specific muscle.

I'd advise you to read 3.a.v. Skeletal muscle actions-origin, insertion, interactions of different muscles

It's only a tiny slice of the pie-there's much much more that you can know about muscles.

Also, read the rules. Basically everything the rules say you should know. It's not that difficult...

Your school is supposed to order the rules manual which contains the rules for all the events