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Shortly after the kangaroo math competition was introduced to China, Bian Xiao wanted to introduce something to you. Today, I want to introduce the grading standard of kangaroo math contest to you.

Introduction to kangaroo mathematics competition

The Kangaroo Mathematics Competition was initiated by the famous Australian mathematician Peter O'Halloran in 1980. 199 1 year, two famous French mathematics educators set up a formal competition organizing committee and promoted the competition in Europe. In honor of Peter O'Halloran, the contest was officially named "kangaroo math contest". Different from the difficulty and challenge emphasized by the traditional Mathematical Olympiad, the purpose of Kangaroo Mathematical Contest is to stimulate children's interest and self-confidence in mathematics learning, cultivate students' mathematical thinking, and train students' ability to read, understand, analyze and solve problems with interesting and vivid topics close to life. Because it is moderately difficult, lively and interesting, it can stimulate students' interest in learning mathematics and promote classroom teaching, and this activity has gradually become popular all over the world.

Award setting of kangaroo mathematics competition

American branch award

Entire country

The first place at all levels in the country was awarded a gold medal.

The second place at all levels in the country was awarded a silver medal.

The third place at all levels in the country won the bronze medal.

condition

The first place in the state was awarded the blue ribbon.

The second place in the state was awarded the red ribbon.

The third place in the state was awarded a white ribbon.

China District Award

Highest Gold Award: Top 3%

Gold Award: Former 10%

Silver Award: Top 25%

Bronze Award: Top 35%

Math skill award: the top 20% of each division except the national award.

Each difficulty level (different level) is awarded separately.

Scoring standard of kangaroo mathematics competition

1. Grade 1-2:* * 24 multiple-choice questions with a total score of 96. 3 points for 1-8, 4 points for 9- 16 and 5 points for 17-24. 1 If you answer incorrectly, you will not be penalized if you don't answer.

Grade 2.3-6: * * * 30 multiple-choice questions, with a total score of 120. 1- 10 each has 3 points, 1 1-20 each has 4 points, and 2 1-30 each has 5 points. 1 If you answer incorrectly, you will not be penalized if you don't answer.

The grading standard of kangaroo mathematics competition ends here. For more information, please click the link.