Meet #1 -- Hopedale Junior-Senior High School -- November 2, 2005

	**Round 1.	Evaluation of Algebraic Expressions and Order of Operations, simplifying expressions given values, evaluating expressions such as a*b=ab+b type
	**Round 2.	Solving Linear Equations with one variable (fractional coefficients may be used)
	Round 3.	Logic Problems -- word problems that can be solved by logic or common sense without the use of algebraic equations
	Round 4.	Ratio, Proportion, and Variation including direct, inverse, and joint or combined variation
	Team Round.	All of the above (four questions) plus four OPEN questions

Meet #2 -- Auburn High School -- January 11, 2006

	Round 1.	Algebraic Word Problems -- emphasis on non-traditional, real-life, or basic word problems (one variable)
	**Round 2.	Number Theory -- primes, divisibility, LCM, GCF, and bases
	**Round 3.	Operations on Numerical Fractions, Decimals, Percents, and Percentage Word Problems (one variable)
	Round 4.	Set Theory -- Venn diagrams, set relationships, intersection, union, complement of a set, disjoint sets, and subsets
	Team Round.	All of the above (four questions) plus four OPEN questions

Meet #3 -- Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School -- March 1, 2006

	**Round 1.	Graphing on a Number Line -- inequalities, absolute value
	**Round 2.	Operations on polynomials (no algebraic fractions), including factoring
	Round 3.	Techniques of Counting and Probability (suitable for freshmen)
	Round 4.	Perimeter and Area of plane figures, Volume of rectangular solids
	Team Round.	All of the above (four questions) plus four OPEN questions

 

** Rounds where calculator use is prohibited