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Revision as of 15:07, 8 July 2013
Hello everybody! I am Hongyi Chen. I will be in 8th grade at the start of the school year, at Altona Middle School in Colorado!
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AMC 8
2011 - A 24 in 6th grade! Unfortunately, I did not make top 3 in the state because there were 3 perfect scores :(
2012 - 25. Yay.
AMC 10
2012 - I got a failing 103.5 on the AMC10A and a 112.5 on the 10B. So I did not make AIME. Meh
2013 - I barely made AIME with a 108 on the A, but fortunately, I got a 123 on the B, which I suppose isn't too bad.
AIME
2013 - A score of 8! So my index is 203, only 7.5 points from the USAJMO qualifying line!
Mathcounts 2012
School - I got a 42 in the school competition, tying for first place!
Chapter - I got a 43, which landed me at 3rd place in the written part! Unfortunately, due to my lack of countdown practice, I was beaten 3-0 in the countdown and was kicked down to 4th place.
State - I only got a 30 in the written part D:. However, for some reason, most people seemed to have screwed up with me, and I actually got 4th place in the written competitions! But again, thanks to my lack of countdown practice, I lost in the countdown and fell to 5th place, ruining my chances at nationals.
