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Thanks! And will we get points deducted if we don't show all work?

Showing all work is usually a good policy because a kind supervisor may give followthrough credit for a problem if you messed up a step or may give you some sort of credit if you looked like you were on the right track.

In the rules, it states, "Students will...answer questions related to the...effect of greenhouse gases and ozone depletion on our climate." To what extent have the other states' tournaments addressed this area? What are some examples of questions that have been asked in relation to greenhouse gases/ozone (I've only had questions from this topic in one out of the many tournaments I've been to this year, and I would like to have an idea of how I should study this area for my upcoming state tournament.)

arvind_r wrote:In the rules, it states, "Students will...answer questions related to the...effect of greenhouse gases and ozone depletion on our climate." To what extent have the other states' tournaments addressed this area? What are some examples of questions that have been asked in relation to greenhouse gases/ozone (I've only had questions from this topic in one out of the many tournaments I've been to this year, and I would like to have an idea of how I should study this area for my upcoming state tournament.)

I have only heard of you all being asked to name the greenhouse gases. (You supposedly took the same tests that my team did, so...)

Anybody willing to: come check out the Food Science question marathon to see if you can solve those problems. They should be pretty related to your specialties.