Participants will design, construct and test one or two rockets made from a 2 litre plastic pop
bottle which will remain aloft for a maximum period of time.
Contestants will be asked questions on the following areas of cell biology and biochemistry: cell
structure, function and classification, cellular respiration, protein synthesis, history of cytology,
photosynthesis, cell reproduction, DNA replication, RNA synthesis, and mitosis.
Students will design and build a device that will transport an egg a distance of 8-12 metres as fast
as possible and have the device stop closest to the finish line.
Given certain parameters of length, width, height, and material, each team is to design, build and test the ightes tower to carry a maximum standard load.
Students will demonstrate an appreciation and understanding of aquatic ecology, water resource
management, water treatment practices and aquatic chemical processes.
Students will prepare a written description of a contraption an other students in a separate room
will attempt to recreate the contraption using only the written description.
