The document provides information about the Arkwiz Qualifiers 2017 competition including: - It will be composed of participants, SAGA student organizers serving as referees, and a faculty judge. - There will be 3 rounds of multiple choice and identification questions of varying difficulties. Participants score points for correct answers and lose points for incorrect ones. - The top 6 scoring participants will advance to compete in the Arkwiz competition in March. - A practice round is included to demonstrate sample questions and scoring.

1. Arkwiz Qualifiers 2017
General Competition Briefing

2. Composition

3. Agenda
• Competition Components
• Programme
• Scoring System
• Practice Round

4. Competition Mainly Composed of;
• Participants
• SAGA Avatars/ Organizers
• Faculty Judge

5. Participants
• Open to all SDAAR students from 1st to 5th year.
• Although 1st year students don’t have BuildSci subjects yet, they can
compete to experience the competition and to prepare them in the
coming years.

6. SAGA “Avatars”
• Members of SAGA will serve as AVATARS – referees of the competition
where they will use a FLAG to inform everyone if a participant
answered a question CORRECT, INCORRECT, or NO ANSWER.
• Correct = WHITE FLAG
• Incorrect = RED FLAG
• Black = NO ANSWER
• Avatars will also SCORE each PARTICIPANTS and will be given to the
SCORER (Louie Kiu) after each round.

7. Faculty Judge
• Composed of the following mentor/s;
• Ar. David Barcelona
• Ar. Larry Carandang

8. Faculty Judge
• Their task is to have a final say on the answers of each PARTICIPANTS.

9. Sample Question

10. Sample Question

11. Sample Question
• Medium-density Fiberboard

12. Sample Question
• Medium-density Fiberboard
• MDF
• Medium-dense Fiberboard

13. Programme

14. PROGRAMME
Host: Gio Cortez
Quiz Master: Ar. Ron
Judge/s: Ar. David + Ar. Larry
Scorer: Louie Kiu
Photographer:
SAGA VP Belle Darvin
Taga-bigay ng “Certificate”:
SAGA President Jolo Estrella
Over-all great girl:
Gael Garcia (former Arkwiz participant)

15. Avatar students (SAGA)
Joakim Marchadesch
Ralph Angeles
Lance Sta. Romana
Alyssa Kalaw
Brave Ronquillo
Rikka Villarosa
Rocio Lapuz
Carmela Gonzalez
Jeremiah Vizmonte
Tim Ricafranca
Nina Cabral
Keith Sevilla
Amara Amado
Lorie Lizardo
Sab Avrisu
Jemima Cereno

16. Programme Schedule
10:00 AM Call-time for SAGA organizers
11:00 AM Ingress of materials needed (projectors, chairs, etc)
12:30 PM Prayer
12:35 PM Introduction by the HOST (checking of attendance of Judge, Avatars, Quiz Master)
12:40 PM Checking of Attendance of Participants
12:45-1:45 PM ROUND 1 to ROUND 2
2:00-2:30 PM ROUND 3
3:00 PM ANNOUNCEMENT OF WINNERS

17. Scoring System

18. Scores
• Easy = 1 point
• Intermediate = 3 points
• Difficult = 5 points

19. Rounds
• There will be 3 rounds.
• Each round will have 5 questions of various difficulties;
•EASY
•INTERMEDIATE
•HARD

20. Competition Rounds
ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3
MULTIPLE CHOICE MULTIPLE CHOICE IDENTIFICATION

21. Competition Rounds
ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3
4 EASY Questions = 4 pts
1 Intermediate Question = 3 pts
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7 points
MULTIPLE CHOICE

22. Competition Rounds
ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3
2 EASY Questions = 2 pts
2 Intermediate Question = 6 pts
1 Hard Question = 5 pts
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13 points
MULTIPLE CHOICE

23. Competition Rounds
ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3
2 Intermediate Questions = 6 pts
3 Hard Questions = 15 pts
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21 points
IDENTIFICATION

24. Competition Rounds
ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3
4 EASY Questions = 4 pts
1 Intermediate Question = 3 pts
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7 points
2 EASY Questions = 2 pts
2 Intermediate Question = 6 pts
1 Hard Question = 5 pts
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13 points
2 Intermediate Questions = 6 pts
3 Hard Questions = 15 pts
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21 points
MULTIPLE CHOICE MULTIPLE CHOICE IDENTIFICATION
THEREFORE, A PERFECT SCORE IS 41 POINTS.

25. “RIGHT” minus “WRONG”
• If the answer is correct, the points will be added accordingly
(+3 pts)
• If the answer is incorrect, the points will be deducted to the total score
(- 3 pts)
• However, if the participant declared NO ANSWER to the AVATAR before the
answer will be revealed, then THERE WILL BE NO DEDUCTION
(+0)

26. “RIGHT” minus “WRONG”
• If the answer is correct, the points will be added accordingly
(+3 pts)
• If the answer is incorrect, the points will be deducted to the total score
(- 3 pts)
• However, if the participant declared NO ANSWER to the AVATAR before the
answer will be revealed, then THERE WILL BE NO DEDUCTION
(+0)
WHITE FLAG
RED FLAG
BLACK FLAG

27. “RIGHT” minus “WRONG”
THIS WILL MAKE THE COMPETITION A STRATEGY GAME,
RATHER THAN A SINGLE DIMENSIONAL GAME.

28. The Top 6 Students on the total scores after
ROUND 3
• Will compete for the ARKWIZ in March 18, 2017 at UP Diliman.

29. Tie Breakers
1 41 pts
2 40 pts
3 38 pts
4 37 pts
5 35 pts
6 34 pts
7 34 pts
8 33 pts

30. Tie Breakers
1 41 pts
2 40 pts
3 38 pts
4 37 pts
5 35 pts
6 34 pts
7 34 pts
8 33 pts
A TIE BREAKER ROUND WILL BE DONE UNTIL ONE OF THEM GOT A LOWER POINT

31. Practice Round

32. Question # 1 – EASY (Multiple choice)

33. Question # 1 - EASY
A type of fastener used to concrete
walls? (Picture for reference)

34. Question # 1 - EASY
A type of fastener used to RC walls?
(Picture for reference)
a. Blackwood nail
b. Roof Nail
c. Concrete Nail
d. Wood Nail
e. None of the above

35. Question # 1 - EASY
A type of fastener used to RC walls?
(Picture for reference)
a. Blackwood nail
b. Roof Nail
c. Concrete Nail
d. Wood Nail
e. None of the above

36. Question # 1 - EASY
A type of fastener used to RC walls?
(Picture for reference)
a. Blackwood nail
b. Roof Nail
c. Concrete Nail
d. Wood Nail
e. None of the above

37. Question # 2 – EASY (Identification)

38. Question # 2 - EASY
a vertical structural element of a
deep foundation, driven or drilled
deep into the ground at the building
site.

39. Question # 2 - EASY
a vertical structural element of a
deep foundation, driven or drilled
deep into the ground at the building
site.

40. Question # 2 - EASY
a vertical structural element of a
deep foundation, driven or drilled
deep into the ground at the building
site.
Pile

41. Question # 3 – HARD (Identification)

42. Question # 3 - HARD
Vernacular Term of picture shown?

43. Question # 3 - HARD
Vernacular Term of picture shown?

44. Question # 3 - HARD
Vernacular Term of picture shown?
“Chargeable”

45. Question # 4 – INTERMEDIATE (Identification)

46. Question # 4 - INTERMEDIATE
a tank, typically underground, in which sewage is collected and allowed
to decompose through bacterial activity before draining by means of a
leaching field.

47. Question # 4 - INTERMEDIATE
a tank, typically underground, in which sewage is collected and allowed
to decompose through bacterial activity before draining by means of a
leaching field.

48. Question # 4 - INTERMEDIATE
a tank, typically underground, in which sewage is collected and allowed
to decompose through bacterial activity before draining by means of a
leaching field.
Septic Tank

49. Question # 5 – INTERMEDIATE (Identification)

50. Question # 5 - INTERMEDIATE
In the picture shown, this type of
ACU is typically known as;

51. Question # 5 - INTERMEDIATE
In the picture shown, this type of
ACU is typically known as;

52. Question # 5 - INTERMEDIATE
In the picture shown, this type of
ACU is typically known as;
Cassette Type Air-con

53. AVATARS PLEASE TOTAL SCORES AND GIVE
THE SCORE SHEETS TO LOUIE KIU

54. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! SEE Y’ALL NEXT
WEEK