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Benewcomb wrote:Dang I must have struck gold. I asked my partner what I he didn’t know so I could study it and he said there is nothing. I still want to study, so do you know any small and hard to notice facts I should research?

Learn everything your partner knows, you may know the answer to something faster then they do or vice versa.

Kyanite wrote:

Benewcomb wrote:Dang I must have struck gold. I asked my partner what I he didn’t know so I could study it and he said there is nothing. I still want to study, so do you know any small and hard to notice facts I should research?

Learn everything your partner knows, you may know the answer to something faster then they do or vice versa.

Ok thanks. Well two days to study everything. any good links?

Benewcomb wrote:

Kyanite wrote:

Benewcomb wrote:Dang I must have struck gold. I asked my partner what I he didn’t know so I could study it and he said there is nothing. I still want to study, so do you know any small and hard to notice facts I should research?

Learn everything your partner knows, you may know the answer to something faster then they do or vice versa.

Ok thanks. Well two days to study everything. any good links?

Shoot thats short time, hope this helps

https://quizlet.com/148551799/rocks-and ... ash-cards/

https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Rocks_and_Minerals

http://www.minerals.net/

Kyanite wrote:

Benewcomb wrote:

Kyanite wrote:
Learn everything your partner knows, you may know the answer to something faster then they do or vice versa.

Ok thanks. Well two days to study everything. any good links?

Shoot thats short time, hope this helps

https://quizlet.com/148551799/rocks-and ... ash-cards/

https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Rocks_and_Minerals

http://www.minerals.net/

Ummmm kyanite? Those are rocks links?

ScottMaurer19 wrote:

Kyanite wrote:

Benewcomb wrote:
Ok thanks. Well two days to study everything. any good links?

Shoot thats short time, hope this helps

https://quizlet.com/148551799/rocks-and ... ash-cards/

https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Rocks_and_Minerals

http://www.minerals.net/

Ummmm kyanite? Those are rocks links?

hahahah my bad was at school and rushed my b
here i will fix it

ScottMaurer19 wrote:

Kyanite wrote:

Benewcomb wrote:
Ok thanks. Well two days to study everything. any good links?

Shoot thats short time, hope this helps
https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Herpetology


Ummmm kyanite? Those are rocks links?

Fixed

Yay thanks! So many helpful people on this site.

Do students have to memorize the sounds of every animal for the list they're practicing for? Some of the tests that I looked at in the Science Olympiad Student wiki had sounds for some animals for students to identify.
My partner told me that frogs are the only animals on the national list that makes sounds.
If you can answer my question, then that'll be great. Thank you!

JionPark wrote:Do students have to memorize the sounds of every animal for the list they're practicing for? Some of the tests that I looked at in the Science Olympiad Student wiki had sounds for some animals for students to identify.
My partner told me that frogs are the only animals on the national list that makes sounds.
If you can answer my question, then that'll be great. Thank you!

Herping by ear in the spring and summer is pretty worthwhile and a fun way to learn your local species. I would not be surprised if some frog calls are on a test.

So, is it likely for Division B students to face sound questions for certain animals? Or is the sound activity only for Division C?