VIRTUAL MATH

CAMP QUIZ BEE

GENERAL MECHANICS
 GENERAL MECHANICS

1. Each team shall compose of one student per

grade level (Grade 4-6) for the Elementary,
(Grade 7-10) for JHS and 2 grade 11 students for
SHS shall represent each school who will
compete in the district/cluster level qualifying
round.
2. The coverage of the contest is the Most Essential
Learning Competencies (MELC) for Grade 4-6 for
the elementary, Grades 7-10 for the JHS and
General Mathematics for Grade 11 for SHS
focusing on topics of the First and Second
Quarter only.
 GENERAL MECHANICS

3. The qualifiers of the SDO Mathanong Challenge

are NOT entitled to join the Mathalino Quiz Bee
Relay.

4. The contestants are required to provide two cell

phone cameras, one must be placed in front and
the other is at the back of the participants during
the contest. The top three (3) schools with the
combined points shall automatically be the First,
Second and Third Place winners.
 GENERAL MECHANICS

5. The top three (3) schools with the combined

points shall automatically be the First, Second
and Third Place winners.

6. The winners shall receive a certificate of

recognition and while the non-winners shall
receive certificate of participation.
 QUALIFYING ROUND
(District/Cluster Level)
 QUALIFYING ROUND
(District/Cluster Level)

1. The Qualifying round will be held via ZOOM.

Each team will be prompted to breakout session
rooms. The link where the questions intended
for the contestants shall be sent by the category
in-charge.
2. The contest shall be conducted into three (3)
rounds:
EASY – Individual Round
AVERAGE – Team Round
DIFFICULT – Team Relay
 QUALIFYING ROUND
(District/Cluster Level)
3. The qualifying round is to be done simultaneously for
Elementary, JHS and SHS.
4. There is SEMI-FINAL round for Elementary (Top 10
in all district).
5. One team (grade 4, 5 and 6) for the elementary. The
team members for the JHS will be divided into two
(Grade 7and 8; Grade 9 and 10) and one team (2
grade11) for SHS.
6. The team with the highest scores in the Elementary,
Junior High School and Senior High School shall be
the winners and qualifiers in the Final Round.
FINAL ROUND
 FINAL ROUND

1. The Final round will be held via ZOOM. Each team

will be prompted to breakout session rooms. The
link where the questions intended for the
contestants shall be sent by the category in-charge.

2. The contest shall be conducted into three 

categories.

3. The final round is to be done simultaneously for

Elementary, JHS and SHS. 
 FINAL ROUND

5. One team (grade 4, 5 and 6) for the elementary. The

team members for the JHS will be divided into two
subgroups (Grade 7and 8; Grade 9 and 10) and one
team (2 grade11) for SHS.

6. The team with the highest scores in the Elementary,

Junior High School and Senior High School will be
declared as Champion. The next two highest scoring
contestants shall be declared First and Second
Runners up respectively.
General Instructions
 General Instructions

1. The Use of laptop or desktop is required. Students

will be required to share their screens during the
Relay and Individual Rounds, and tablets and
mobile phones may not work.
2. To maintain the integrity of the competition, make
sure that you have a working microphone and
camera at all times.
 General Instructions

3. No other technology such as calculators, cellphones

and tablets may be used or visible during the
competition.

4. There should be no other open programs in your

device aside from the browser where you will access the
questions and answer sheets. No unrelated tabs must
be open in your browser.
 General Instructions
5. Rename your device according to this format:

Elementary : <District>_<Grade Level>_<Student

Name>
For Example, Sta. Cruz_Grade 4_Juan Dela Cruz

JHS: <Cluster>_<Grade Level>_<Student Name>.

For example, Cluster 6_Grade 7_Juan dela Cruz

SHS: <Cluster>_<Grade Level>_<No. _Student

Name>.
For example, Cluster 6_Grade 11_1.Juan dela Cruz.
 General Instructions

6. Only clean sheets of paper may be used for solving.

7. There will be a mock competition scheduled on April

26, 2022 via Zoom. The links to the competition will be
sent through your cluster coordinator. DO NOT SHARE
the links to anyone.

8. The competition will be on April 27, 2022 via Zoom.

The links to the contest files will be sent separately. DO
NOT SHARE the links to anyone.
Easy Round (Individual
Round)
Easy Round (Individual Round)
Individual Round 1

1. Consists of 15 questions with a time limit of 20

minutes.
2. Communication with other team members will not
be allowed.
3. All participants must share their screen at all
times.
4. The timer starts once the proctor sends the
password to open the questionnaire.
Easy Round (Individual Round)

5. The proctor will give a 3-minute warning.

6. At the end of the round, you must submit

the answer in the Individual Round 1 Google
Form.

7. The team must maintain a paper backup of

their answers in case of protests regarding
the online submissions.
Average Round (Team
Round)
 Average Round (Team Round)

1. The Team Round consists of 15 questions and each

team will have 30 minutes to solve the questions.

2. You may communicate with your teammates via

audio or Zoom chat only.

3. You may assign a captain among yourselves. The

captain will be allowed to share their screen and use
the Zoom whiteboard to monitor the team's answers
in the Team Round. The captain can also be the one
to submit the answer in the Google Form so that
your whole team can verify the answers.
 Average Round (Team Round)

4. The timer starts once the proctor sends the

password to open the questionnaire.

5. The proctor will give a 5-minute warning.

6. At the end of the round, only one member must

submit the answer in the Team Round Google Form.

7. The team must maintain a paper backup of their

answers in case of protests regarding the online
submissions.
Relay Round
(Elementary)
 Relay Round (Elementary)

1. The Relay Round is composed of 5 sets, and each

subgroup will have 6 minutes to answer each set.

2. First question is to be answered by grade 4

participant, while second question is to be answered
by grade 5 participant and the third question is to
be answered by grade 6 participant.

3. The answer to the first question will be used to

solve the second question and the answer to the
second question will be used to solve the third
question.
 Relay Round (Elementary)

4. The answer to each question will be send thru

private chat in the zoom.
5. Aside from the answer submission in chat, you are
not allowed to communicate with your team during
the Relay Round.
6. Students in Grade 4 and 5 may submit their
answers in chat only once, but they must not
submit their solutions or the problem itself.
7. Final answers will still be submitted in the Google
form.
8. All students must share their screens at all times.
 Relay Round (Elementary)
9. The timer starts once the proctor sends the password
to open the questionnaire.

10.The proctor will give a 1-minute warning.

11.At the end of the round, only the Grade 6 student

must submit the answer in the Google Form. Make
sure that you are submitting in the correct Relay
Round.

12. The team must maintain a paper backup of their

answers in case of protests regarding the online
submissions.
Relay Round (JHS)
 Relay Round (JHS)
4. Prior to the start of the Relay Round, the students in
Grade 7 and 9 must create a New Class in
https://whiteboard.fi/ , and provide the class link to
the student in Grade 8 and 10 his/her team
respectively.

5. 5. Aside from the answer submission in whiteboard.fi,

you are not allowed to communicate with your team
during the Relay Round.

6. 6. Students in Grade 7 and 9 may submit their

answers in whiteboard.fi multiple items, but they
must not submit their solutions or the problem itself.
 Relay Round (JHS)

7. Students in Grade 8 and 10 must not write anything

in their whiteboards. Final answers will still be
submitted in the Google form.

8. All students must share their screens at all times.

9. The timer starts once the proctor sends the password

to open the questionnaire.

10.The proctor will give a 1-minute warning.

Relay Round (SHS)
 Relay Round (SHS)

1. The Relay Round is composed of 5 sets, and each

group will have 6 minutes to answer each set.

2. Each team is must appoint student 1 and student 2.

3. The answer to the first question (referred to as "the

number you will receive" or TNYWR) will be used to
solve the second question.
 Relay Round (SHS)

4. Prior to the start of the Relay Round, the Student 1

must create a New Class in https://whiteboard.fi/ ,
and provide the class link to the Student 2.

5. Aside from the answer submission in whiteboard.fi,

you are not allowed to communicate with your team
during the Relay Round.

6. Student 1 may submit their answers in whiteboard.fi

multiple items, but they must not submit their
solutions or the problem itself.
 Relay Round (SHS)

7. Student 2 must not write anything in their

whiteboards. Final answers will still be submitted in
the Google form.

8. All students must share their screens at all times.

9. The timer starts once the proctor sends the password

to open the questionnaire.

10.The proctor will give a 1-minute warning.

 VIRTUAL GROUP RELAY
MATH QUIZ BEE TECHNICAL
WORKING GROUP(TWG)
ELEMENTARY
 Technical Working
Group(Elementary)
Adviser In Charge:
Mayragi T. Aliparo
UMCL Officers
UMCL Advisers
Technical Working Group(Elementary)

LEMEA:
Consolacion V. Ortiz
Loredel C. Gecalao
Technical Working Group(Elementary)

QUIZ MASTER:

Marife Gratuito
Dona Salvan
Technical Working Group(Elementary)

SCORER:
Wilma Anlacan
Wilma Sausa
Technical Working Group(Elementary)

ENCODER:
Arnold Ilao
Eric A. Reveche
 
 
Technical Working Group(Elementary)

TIMER:
Eliezer Lacson
 Technical Working Group(Elementary)

 
  JUDGES:
Marites M. Urcia
Benjie Buendicho
Ligaya Lapitan
 VIRTUAL GROUP RELAY
MATH QUIZ BEE TECHNICAL
WORKING GROUP(TWG)
SECONDARY
LEVEL
 Technical Working
Group(Secondary)
Adviser In Charge:
Mayragi T. Aliparo
UMCL Officers
UMCL Advisers
 Technical Working
Group(Secondary)

Category-In-Charge:
Jennelyn D. Latayan
Technical Working Group(Secondary)

PROCTORS::
Richard Maco
Arsenia Concio
Neil John Zarzua
Technical Working Group(Secondary)

PROCTORS::
Jollard Flores
Maricel Mecija
Louela Orozco
Technical Working Group(Secondary)

PROCTORS::
Argiel Agapay
Bryan Matienzo
Abegail Medina
Roucel S. Oracion
 Technical Working Group(Secondary)

JUDGES:
 

Irma Estella Marie Esteban

Marites M. Urcia
Jilly F. Forteza