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28 feb 2020 · Re: Cheat Sheet. by jaspattack » Fri Feb 28, 2020 11:27 am. It depends on what you have access to. Most people do theirs in either Google Docs or Microsoft Word, and both have their pros and cons. Personally, I prefer Google Docs since you can share sheets with your partner, but Microsoft Word allows more customization since you can make text ...
Content: Taxonomic Scheme of the 2020 Official Science Olympiad Bird List is used in competition. Identification, anatomy & physiology, reproduction, habitat characteristics, ecology, diet, behavior, ID calls, conservation, biogeography. Process Skills: observation, inferences, data and diagram analysis.
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What our team did was gather information on all the orders listed in the official bird list provided, such as defining characteristics, diets, typical habitats, etc. As well as anatomy, skeletal structure, plumage for certain families, and behavior to their environments. Descriptions of their calls can also be helpful during testing if you are ...
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Include as much information as possible while keeping it easily accessible and readible.While more information means more possibilities for attainable knowledge (which is beneficial), information t...
Disclaimer: The following tips are unsorted by aspect and vary in quality. A majority of the tips were not edited with this article in consideration, but rather, for the article from which they were from. Anatomy and Physiology: 1. Due to only being granted one piece of paper, the "cheat sheet" is commonly laminated and filled with content at a ver...
One per team 1. Anatomy and Physiology 2. Disease Detectives 3. Ecology 4. Microbe Mission 5. Agricultural Science(trial) One per participant 1. Chemistry Lab 2. Crime Busters 3. Forensics 4. Botany(trial) Two per team 1. Reach for the Stars 2. Cybersecurity(trial)
Science Olympiad Division B Test SSSS 2020 Ornithology Answer Sheet (O n l y w ri t i n g o n t h i s sh e e t w i l l b e co u n t e d )
Currently, we operate Bird-ID for Ornithology, Minerobo for Rocks and Minerals, and Treebo for Forestry. We support the latest specimen lists in the Science Olympiad rulebook in addition to state-specific specimen lists. It's not just images either! Sound-based identification is available for Ornithology too.
You can buy 100 of these for $6.99 and reuse them for the rest of your Science Olympiad career. Not only do sheet protectors protect your precious binder pages, they also make flipping through the binder a lot easier – plastic has a lot less friction than paper. Check how wide of a binder you are allowed to have for your event.
