Has anybody looked at the nationals tests from 2003 and 2004 (when it was Lakes and Rivers) and noticed how easy they were?
Hopefully the nationals test this year will be hard.
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Where did you find those tests? They don't appear to be at Wright Center or on the test exchange.The Eviscerator wrote:Has anybody looked at the nationals tests from 2003 and 2004 (when it was Lakes and Rivers) and noticed how easy they were?
Hopefully the nationals test this year will be hard.
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I'm pretty sure that past nationals tests (for the previous year) are sold at the end of each national tournament in test booklets. They're not online.
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Ah, I see. I'm surprised you actually have the test booklets from that far back.The Eviscerator wrote:I'm pretty sure that past nationals tests (for the previous year) are sold at the end of each national tournament in test booklets. They're not online.
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too bad that you can't get the booklets earlier. that would have made making the notes so much easier.
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Div B National Event Supervisor is UW-Madison professor Brad Singer. Here is the link to his Geology 100 class web page. http://www.geology.wisc.edu/~chuck/Clas ... index.html He has full downloadable lecture notes. The practice tests he has posted do not cover lakes/streams/ground water but will come in handy next year for Rocks and Minerals.
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Hey, five days 'till Nationals in Madison. Anyway, here I am in Orlando completely clueless looking for a practice test for our last few study days. If anyone can plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz suggest a site reply ASAP!!! 
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2003's actually pretty easy, this year's FL states was pretty difficult. They had an entire page devoted to making a contour map!!!The Eviscerator wrote:Has anybody looked at the nationals tests from 2003 and 2004 (when it was Lakes and Rivers) and noticed how easy they were?
Hopefully the nationals test this year will be hard.
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