Exam questions are based on topics and concepts covered in a typical high school physics course. To enhance the distribution of awards, Division I is for first-year physics students and Division II is for second-year physics students.

Physics Bowl - Past Exams. Exams and their solutions from previous years are available as PDFs for practice. 2007. Division I only, Division I&II, Division II only; Formulas and equations; Solutions; 2008. Exam; Formulas and equations; Solutions; or practice with WebAssign.

Practice & Past Exams. Past Winners. Printable Exams. WebAssign. For more details and information about the PhysicsBowl, please contact AAPT's Programs department at 301-209-3340 or [email protected]

2020年8月18日 · The AAPT Physics Bowl is an annual contest sponsored by the American Association of Physics Teachers to generate interest in physics and to recognize outstanding high school physics students and their teachers. The exam consists of multiple choice questions and has a time limit of forty-five minutes.

2023年4月14日 · The 2023 PhysicsBowl, organized by the American Association of Physics Teachers, is an opportunity to recognize outstanding high school physics students and their teachers through their performance on this year’s contest. • Schools compete in one of two divisions, each with nineteen regions.

The 2022 PhysicsBowl, organized by the American Association of Physics Teachers, is an opportunity to recognize outstanding high school physics students and their teachers through their performance on this year’s contest.

The PhysicsBowl is a competition for high school students and schools. Every year in March and April, students and schools compete by answering 40 multiple choice questions from topics taken in high school physics. What kind of questions appear on this exam? The questions on the PhysicsBowl are taken from high school physics.

# Region Score Student School City State/Prov 1 00 39* Zhou, Thomas Yang Young Scholars San Marino CA 2 02 39* Hu, Xiyun Canada Star Secondary School Richmond BC

Dear Physics Teachers, Thank you for encouraging and supporting your students’ participation in the AAPT PhysicsBowl contest! This year there were nearly 11,600 students participating from 484 schools from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Malta, New

Proctors should have at least a 2-year degree, though this degree does not need to be related to physics. Libraries may proctor the test at a public library, provided they can observe the test to ensure the integrity of the process.