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Spring KMO's

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I guess we'll be the first school to post our results. We took ours a bit early because we have spring break next week.

Anyway....we got 1762, hoping to defend our fall title
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we got 1700
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Our A team got a 1463 here in Rapp.

B team got a 968.
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We got uh..... 1434... heh.
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TJ got 1806, which is a 1806-point improvement from the Fall KMO that we FORGOT TO REGISTER FOR
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Already forgotten what we got but i think it was about 1250.
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1441 at Brindlee Mountain.
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Raleigh Charter - 1737.
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Maggie Walker Governor's School = 1762
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ABCLMN wrote:we got 1700
Who?
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1637
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The Evan J Adams Institute of Glacial Studies and Cowboy Legends has scored a perfect 2000 for the first time in KMO history.
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Adamantium Claws wrote:The Evan J Adams Institute of Glacial Studies and Cowboy Legends has scored a perfect 2000 for the first time in KMO history.
Good deal.
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Robinson - 1401
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Rockford Auburn - 1717 (I think)
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Auburn High School (Riner, VA)

1190 points (our high in three attempts and over 100 point improvement from the fall.) I know it is pitiful compared to many of our peers on this board, but I expect it will be near the nationwide median score. Institutional knowedge of the topics that often come up on the test seems to help a lot... we went through two practice disks and both had questions relating to bauxite... and lo and behold yesterday another bauxite question.

It is interesting to watch the kids work these things out. My favorite expression that I overheard yesterday came from our captain who said

"If they were phlegmatic, that means they were snotty" ...while the logic was not perfect, I found it to be almost LOL funny. BTW we got that question right.
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Er... what exactly is a KMO?
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Never Hit Tina wrote:Er... what exactly is a KMO?
Tournament run by Academic Hallmarks called the Knowledge Master Open. It's a computer tournament that asks academic questions. Most of the time.
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Never Hit Tina wrote:Er... what exactly is a KMO?
Consider yourself lucky.
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Seton Hall Prep - 1679.
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rchschem wrote:
Never Hit Tina wrote:Er... what exactly is a KMO?
Consider yourself lucky.
QFT. It's pretty awk-ful. :wink:
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Ladies and Gentlemen...your Spring 2008 top 10:

1. TJ, 1806
2. Torrey Pines, 1763
3. Maggie Walker, 1762
4. Bergen County Academies, 1762
5. Horace Mann, 1748
6. Lakeside, 1746
7. NC School of Science and Math, 1744
8. Edison, 1742
9. State College, 1737
10. Raleigh Charter, 1737
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yeah we got 1763
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Wait...Lakeside?

Really?
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Kyle wrote:Wait...Lakeside?

Really?
They're usually a nationally competitive team; then again, I haven't heard anything about them this year.
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AndyShootsAndyScores wrote:
Kyle wrote:Wait...Lakeside?

Really?
They're usually a nationally competitive team; then again, I haven't heard anything about them this year.
he's from lakeside fool
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this thread made me laugh.
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