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VELIKDEN MATHEMATICS CONTEST Area: Mathematics Style of the Competition: - Inclusive - Individual - The competition takes place in Sofia, Pleven, Varna, Russe, Montana, Lovech, Veliko Tarnovo, Gorna Oryahovitsa, Botevgrad, Razgrad, Burgas, Goce Delchev, Sandanski, Kyustendil, Pazardjik, Plovdiv and Yambol. Target group: All students, that don’t study in specialized schools of mathematics or mathematics and science. Age of Participants: 6 – 19 years School Level of the Participants: From 1th grade till 12 th grade in twelve different age groups. / 1th grade, 2th grade, 3th grade, 4th grade, 5 th grade, 6 th grade, 7 th grade, 8 th grade, 9 th grade, 10th grade,11thgrade and 12th grade /. Number of the Participants in the Last 3 Years: 2004 - 7250 2005– 6870 2006- 7140 History of the Competition: The competition has been held annually since 1994. During the first two years it was a school competition held in the Sofia school 119, then it grew into a city competition and since 1997 it has been carried out in other Bulgarian cities and towns. The Welikden mathematical competition is held in the middle of April. It is organized by the Local organization “East” of the Association of Bulgarian Mathematicians” supported by the Regional Inspectorate of the Ministry of Education and Science. The competition papers are prepared by experts and prominent teachers and then are reviewed, corrected and approved during a special meeting. A paper contains 15 multiple choice problems, that are divided into three groups on the base of their difficulty. т. Financial Basis of Competition: Every participant pays in 5 leva charge. Задачи от състезанието : The competition problems are regularly published in the “Mathematics” bimonthly magazine and are collected in 4 books edited by “Regalia” publishing house. You may find enclosed the 3 th grade paper for the last competition.. Results: The Christmas competition helps the identification of gifted children that for different reasons don’t study in specialized schools or classes. This is the most popular Bulgarian mathematical competition. For contact and information: E-mail: [email protected] http://iztok-smb.hit.bg 15.09.2007 Compiled by D. Dimitrov .

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