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The Mathematical Association of America has run annual high school and college (Putnam) math contests for decades. A summary of the contest information is here:
The Mathematical Association of America has run annual high school and college (Putnam) math contests for decades. A summary of the contest information is here:
http://www.unl.edu/amc//e-exams/e5-amc10/archive10.shtml
http://www.unl.edu/amc//e-exams/e5-amc10/archive10.shtml
The dates for the AMC exams in 2007 are February 6, 2007 and February 21, 2007.
In high school, there are two levels for the multiple choice exam. There is a tenth grade level (10A and 10B) and a twelth grade level (12A and 12B). There are two exam dates in February of each year, and "A" reflects the first exam date while "B" reflects the second exam date. The exams are different on the two dates, but at the same levels. A 10th grader can arrange to take both the 10th and 12th grade exams.
In high school, there are two levels for the multiple choice exam. There is a tenth grade level (10A and 10B) and a twelth grade level (12A and 12B). There are two exam dates in February of each year, and "A" reflects the first exam date while "B" reflects the second exam date. The exams are different on the two dates, but at the same levels. A 10th grader can arrange to take both the 10th and 12th grade exams.