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Teams compete in a fast-paced, buzzer-style question-and-answer format. Questions span a broad scientific spectrum, from physics, biology, and chemistry, to earth science, energy, and mathematics. The winning team from each regional bowl makes the National Science Bowl Finals.
The top two high school teams receive trips to one of the National Parks, all-expenses paid. The top three middle and high school teams receive a trophy, individual medals, and photographs with officials of the Department of Energy. The top 16 middle and high schools earn a check for their schools science departments.
In Quiz Bowl, these questions can range from human anatomy to geography to American literature, while Science Bowl, as its name suggests, only has questions about STEM fields.
The question categories for both middle school and high school are Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Space Science, Energy, Mathematics, and Physics.
The subjects include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth and Space Science, Energy, and Math. The topics and difficulty of these problems are similar to that of the High School Regional Round Robin rounds.

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There are four rounds of play. The first three rounds are qualifying rounds. They are played to identify the top six teams based on rankings. At the end of each qualifying round, each teams rank number will be added to their qualification score.
The national Science Bowl questions range from the most common to the most unusual, covering topics from many different categories including: Physics. Chemistry. Biology. Earth and Space Science. Mathematics. Energy.

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