2012 Study Guide

[nsguy1350]

Could somebody tell me where I could find this study guide, or could somebody post problems from the study guide? I don't know how posts and geometry would work.
Thanks.

[chrishuff]

Well these are the UIL Resources from the Website:

[nsguy1350]

Thanks! Hopefully this can boost my score a few points. I will try to give solutions to every problem I can solve, and I hope everyone else can back each other up.

[chrishuff]

Before the website went down, I remember someone started a study guide for the study list. Too bad it was unrecoverable...

[Jeremy2012x]

That guy was me :/ It was such a long thread too, we had the solutions to every single problem. Anyways, I'm free for explaining any of the ones you have trouble on; I check this forum about once a week.

[kd9485]

Is there anyway we could start this up again?

[FabensMath]

Which ones do you need?

[kd9485]

Quite a few actually, mostly word problems though.

For starters, 05E-36 (the second word problem) and 05B-60 (first geometry)

[chrishuff]

During the next two weeks, I will have a crash course in the stated questions. I'm just fine in the Number Crunchers and Geometry, so I will tackle my weak spot.
I'm just going to flat out tell you that I # at them. The only ones on the list I can do is 07A-36 and 08B-37. I would either guess or skip the rest. I DON'T WANT TO DO THIS AT DISTRICTS, so I need you help!

I REALLY wish the old study guide was recoverable...

[nsguy1350]

I've got some homework to do, but especially during Spring Break, as long as there are no incredibly time-consuming projects coming up, I'm also going to try to learn and polish everything. I will make sure I can feel comfortable in NS, and I need to learn all of the stated problems, along with some geometry. Science is also a high priority, because TMSCA State might decided whether I make the Science team or not. I don't know what I'm going to do with Math; I guess I'll take a few tests, ask some questions, and try to learn what I need to.

[nsguy1350]

Question: The study guide from the UIL website lists the problems as from 36-40. Are those the actual numbers for the study guides? I thought that study guide problems were 66-70!

[FabensMath]

They are problems 66-70, just that those are taken from old tests which were back then placed in the 30s and 40s.