AMC8 is an American junior high school math competition, which is a math subject test for students below grade eight. Some outstanding students from grade four to grade six in primary schools can also participate. The competition starts from 1985 and is held on a Tuesday in mid-June every year.

The content of AMC8 competition corresponds to the mathematics syllabus of grades 7 and 8 in the United States, including (but not limited to) integers, fractions, decimals, percentages, proportions, number theory, daily geometry, area, volume, probability statistics, logical reasoning, etc.

The American Mathematical Association (MAA) held the AMC8 competition to increase students' interest in mathematics and the quantity of learning through such an attractive examination.

Enthusiasm for learning can promote students to learn mathematics content other than the compulsory course of middle school mathematics and enhance their ability to solve problems. This exam provides participants with the ability to apply the concepts learned in junior high school from easy to difficult, and includes widely used questions.

Opportunity, let them get the experience of solving problems that they can't get in junior high school math class. Some students who get high marks will be invited to participate in the American high school math competition AMC 10.

Number of questions: 25 questions

Time: 40 minutes

Question type: multiple choice questions

Full score: 25 points

Performance management: AMC headquarters

Scoring method: one point will be given for a correct answer, and no points will be deducted for a wrong answer.

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