Meet #1 -- Auburn High School -- November 4, 2009

	**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 -- Sutton High School -- January 6, 2010

	**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 -- Wachusett Regional High School -- April 7, 2010

	**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