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SPACE VOCABULARY (SPELLATHON)
COMPETITION
Resource Guide Book
By Coordinator
Manager Ms Abida Hashmani Tel Office: 021-34650765-79 EXT: 2217 Cell #: 03322206779 Fax: +92-21-34690783 E-mail: [email protected]
Content
1. Introduction
2. Levels
3. Participation
4. General Instructions
5. Event Instructions
6. Prize Distribution Ceremony
7. Sample Vocabulary Words and Pictures
Introduction:-
SUPARCO is going to organize the 1st Space Vocabulary Competition (SPELLATHON) as part activities
during the celebration of world Space Week 2017. Following stages are set for the competition.
The Competition will comprise of 03 Levels.
LEVEL -I: (Fill In the Blanks)
In this level words with missing letters will be showed for 20 seconds.
Teams will be answered in given time.
Winner’s teams will qualify for level II.
LEVEL -II: (Find Hidden Words)
In level II a word puzzle chart will be displayed individually for teams.
Each team will find five space related word within 02 minutes.
Winner teams will compete in next level.
LEVEL -III: (Picture Buzz Round)
In this level round space related pictures will be displayed on the screen
Teams will ring the bell to answer.
The team which rings the bell first will get the opportunity to answer.
Participation
a) Criteria for Participation
The competition is open to schools only. A branch of school will be treated as an individual school.
Each school can send a team of 02 students of age group 12 to 15 years.
Note: Students born in years 2002 - 2004 are eligible .
b) Registration Process
Submit the online registration form latest by 15th September 2017
OR Submit the hand-filled registration form with official stamp & properly sealed latest by 15th
September 2017
General Instructions
1. Mobile phones are strictly prohibited in SUPARCO premises.
2. Registration is to be done online through website where facilities are available. Govt. schools
would be given forms to be hand-filled with official seal stamped and returned the same
through courier by due date.
3. The names of the students are to be carefully filled in the form so as to write proper spellings
of the names on the certificates.
4. The accompanying teachers are required to fill in their correct CNIC number, cell phone
number, the school’s correct postal address and PTCL number for ease in communication and
record keeping.
5. Only students of 8th, 9th and 10th standards would be allowed to register for the event.
6. No school will be entertained after registration date is closed.
7. Besides competition team, maximum of 03 participants and 02 accompanying teachers from
each school would be allowed due to limited seating capacity in the auditorium.
8. No pick & drop facility shall be provided by SUPARCO.
9. Change of names of students and accompanying teachers would be entertained only until
registration is open. Kindly refrain from changing the names of the students or accompanying
teachers after registration is closed as it would not be given preference resulting in
disqualification of the school from the competition.
10. Entry at the gate would only be allowed if proper Student Identity Cards and CNIC cards are
presented by the students and their accompanying teachers.
11. The timings of the event are to be strictly followed.
12. Inappropriate, abusive or slang language will not be tolerated. No offensive remarks against
any political party/sect etc. will be tolerated.
13. Violation of defined rules may result in deduction of points or even disqualification.
14. The decision of the judges would be final and irrevocable.
Event Instructions
The participating schools will abide by the following rules:
1. Only those students will be allowed to participate who are nominated by school heads.
Nominations through Student Registration Form (attached with this document) should reach
competition coordinator Manager Abida Hashmani by 15 Sep, 2017 either by e-mail, TCS or
by fax.
2. One team will comprise only 02 students from each school.
3. Once the schools have nominated their participants, there will be no changes in the names
of the participants. In case any participants/s fails to appear on the day of the competition
the team will not be disqualified and will be allowed to one student as a team.
4. The teams have to come in their proper school uniforms for the competition.
5. The “Spellathon Competition” words/pictures will be displayed on screen & will be
conducted in rounds.
6. After the ‘word' is given to the team the total time given to each team will be 20 seconds to
answer. If the team starts spelling the word before the 20 seconds mark has reached he/she
shall be allowed to complete the spelling the word, but he/she will not be allowed to
retrace.
7. The team will not be allowed to retrace if the word asked has been completed once.
8. A new word/picture will be asked if there is any objection raised by a team.
9. In the event of any disruptions, the team that is being disrupted will get a new word and
new start time of 20 seconds.
10. Appeals, if any, have to be submitted to focal person and will be entertained by the Jury at
the end of each round. The official appeal form will be available with the focal person inside
the Hall.
11. Appeals may be filled only by the respective School’s Spellathon Coordinator. Jury will not
entertain appeals from individuals.
12. Teams will be required to stay quite when a team is being questioned. Comments and
remarks of all kinds to other team are prohibited.
13. The audience must Not prompt or call out during the competition. They will be required to
maintain pin drop silence at the time of the competition.
Prize Distribution Ceremony
14. Prize distribution ceremony will be held at NCRG AUDITORIUM on 10th Oct 2017 from 14:15
pm -1500 hrs.
15. Certificates of participation and prizes for top three teams will be distributed.
16. All participants are encouraged to attend.
Any change in the program will be communicated in due time.
Sample Pictures Vocabulary
Sample Words Vocabulary
A Absolute
Acceleration
Adventure
Aerodynamics
Aerogel
Aerospace
Air Force
Alpha Centauri
Altitude
Ambient
Ammonia
Apastron
Aperture
Apex
Aphelion
Apogee
Apollo
Apotheosis
Aquarius
Argon
Ariel
Ascendant
Asteroid
Asteroid Belt
Astrobiology
Astrology
Astronaut
Astronomer
Astronomical Unit
Astronomy
Astrophysics
Atlas
Atmosphere
Atomic
Aurora
Axial Tilt
Axis
Azimuth
B Background
Radiation
Balloon
Barry-center
Barycentre
Bayer System
Beyond
Big Bang
Big Bang Theory
Binary
Binary Star
Binary Star System
Black Body
Black Dwarf
Black Dwarfs
Black Hole
Blazar
Blazing
Blue Moon
Blue Star
Bodies
Bolide
Bolometer
Bright Nebulae
Brown Dwarfs
Buffet
Bulge
Burn
Burst
Byproduct
C Capricorns
Carbon
Carbon Dioxide
Carter
Celestial
Celestial Bodies
Celestial Equator
Celestial Poles
Celestial Sphere
Centrifugal Force
Ceremony
Challenger
Chaos
Charge
Charon
Chiron
Chromospheres
Circular
Cislunar
Climate
Closest Star
Clouds
Cluster
Cold
Collision
Colossal
Coma
Combustion
Comet
Communication
Compact Star
Composition
Conjunction
Constellation
Convection
Coriolis Force
Corona
Cosmic
Cosmic Rays
Cosmogony
Cosmology
Cosmonaut
Cosmos
Crater
Crescent Moon
Crew
Crowd
Crust
Crystals
D Danger
Dark Matter
Data
Day
De Revolution-bus
Declination
Deep Space
Degree
Density
Deploy
Descendant
Descent
Despina
Diameter
Disaster
Discover
Discovery
Disintegrate
Distant
Diurnal Motion
Docking
Doppler Effect
Doppler Shift
Double Star
Drake Equation
Drift
Dust
Dwarf Planet
Dwarf Star
E Earth
Earthbound
Earthshine
Eccentricity
Eclipse
Ecliptic
Ecosphere
Einstein
Electromagnetic
Electron
Electron
Element
Ellipse
Elliptical Orbit
Emission
Encircle
Equator
Equinox
Equipment
Escape Velocity
Evaporation
Event Horizon
Evolution
Evolved Star
Exobiology
Exoplanet
Exosphere
Expansion
Expedition
Experiment
Exploration
Explosion
Exposure
External
Extragalactic
Extraterrestrial
Eyepiece
F Face Of Mars
Faculae
Falling Star
Fertile Material
Fireball
Fireworks
Fissile Material
Fission
Fission
Fissionable Material
Flare
Flares
Flight
Fluid
Fluorocarbon Content
Flyby
Focus
Force Field
Formation
Fornjot
Fossil Fuel
Fragment
Free Fall
Full Moon
Fusion
G Galactic
Galatea
Galaxy
Galileo
Gamma Ray
Gamma Rays
Gas
Gas Giant
Gaseous
Gauss
Geocentric
Geologist
Geomagnetism
Geophysics
Geostationary
Geosynchronous
Giant Star
Gibbous
Gibbous Moon
Global
Globular Cluster
Glow
Gravitation
Gravitational Constant
Gravitational Lens
Gravity
Ground State
Gyroscope
H Half Moon
Halley
Harvest Moon
Hazard
Heat
Heavenly Body
Helene
Heliocentric
Heliopause
Heliosphere
Helium
Hemisphere
High Tide
Horizon
Horse-head Nebula
Hubble
Hubble Telescope
Hubble's Law
Hydraulic
Hydrogen
Hydrology
Hyperbolic Orbit
Hypernova
Hypothesis
I Ice Giant
Icy
Ignite
Ignition
Illumination
Image
Impulse
Incandescent
Inclination
Inertia
Inferior Planets
Infrared
Inner Planets
Instrument
Instruments
Intergalactic
Interplanetary
Interstellar
Interstellar Dust
Interstellar Space
Interstellar
Investigation
Ionosphere
Isotope
Isotropy
J Jettison
Journey
Jupiter
K Kelvin
Kiloparsec
Kinetic
Kirkwood Gaps
Knots
Krypton
Kuiper Belt
L Land Form
Lapetus
Latitude
Launch
Launch Pad
Lens
Libra
Lidar
Liftoff
Light
Light Years
Linear
Lithosphere
Local Arm
Local Group
Location
Longitude
Luminosity
Lunar
Lunar Eclipse
Lunar Month
Lunation
Lupus
M Magnetar
Magnetic
Magnetopause
Magnitude
Maneuver
Map
Mars
Mass
Measurements
Megaparsec
Mercury
Meridian
Mesosphere
Meteor
Meteor Shower
Meteorite
Meteoroid
Meteoroids
Meteors
Methane
Microgravity
Micron
Milky Way
Millibar
Millions
Mineral
Minor Planet
Mir
Mission
Module
Molecules
Momentum
Monochromatic
Moon
Muttnik
N Nadir
Navigation
Nebula
Neon
Neptune
Neutron
Neutron Star
New Moon
Newton
Nitrogen
Node
North Star
Northern Lights
Nova
Nuclear
Nucleus
O Objects
Obliquity
Observable
Observatory
Oort Cloud
Operation
Opposition
Orbit
Orbital Eccentricity
Orbital Inclination
Origin
Orion Nebula
Outer Planets
Outer Space
Overlap
Oxygen
Ozone
Ozone Layer
P Parallax
Parsec
Partial Eclipse
Particles
Path
Payload
Pegasus
Penetrate
Penumbra
Periastron
Perigee
Perihelion
Perturbation
Phase
Phenomena
Photometry
Photon
Photosphere
Pisces
Planet
Planetarium
Planetary
Planetary Nebula
Planetoid
Planetologist
Planisphere
Plasma
Plato
Pleiades
Plutino
Pluto
Polaris
Pole
Pole Star
Polestar
Positions
Precession
Primary Star
Probe
Prominence
Propellant
Propulsion
Protection
Proton
Protons
Protostar
Protosun
Prototype
Proxigee
Pulsar
Q Quantum
Quark
Quarter Moon
Quasar
Quest
Quintessence
R Radar
Radiant
Radiation
Radioactive
Rays
Red Dwarf
Red Giant Star
Red Shift
Re-Entry
Reflect
Reflector
Refracting
Reject
Relativity
Reliability
Remote Sensing
Research
Restriction
Retrograde Orbit
Revolution
Revolve
Right Ascension
Rings
Rocket
Rocks
Rotation
Rover
S Sagittarius
Saros Cycle
Satellite
Saturn
Scalar
Science
Scientific
Scientific Notation
Scientist
Scintillation
Scorpius
Seasons
Seismic
Seismometer
Selenography
Sensation
Session
Seyfert Galaxies
Shock Wave
Shooting Star
Shuttle
Sidereal
Simulation
Singularity
Sir Issac
Sirius
Sky
Soar
Solar
Solar Cycle
Solar Day
Solar Eclipse
Solar Mass
Solar System
Solar Wind
Solar Year
Solid
Solstice
Solunar
Sonic Boom
Space
Space Craft
Space Elevator
Space Exploration
Space Probe
Space Shuttle
Space Station
Space Suit
Space Trash
Space Weather
Spacecraft
Spectral Class
Spectral Line
Spectrograph
Spectrometry
Spectroscope
Spectrum
Spherical
Spinning
Spiral
Spiral Galaxy
Spring Tides
Sputnik
Star
Star Cluster
Star Dust
Star Trail
Starburst Galaxy
Starlight
Starquake
Stars
Stellar
Stellar Wind
Stishovite
Storms
Stratosphere
Subatomic
Subduction
Sun
Sun Dog
Sunquake
Sunspot
Super Nova
Supercluster
Supergiant
Superior Planets
Supernova
Surface
Surface Gravity
Swirling
Symbols
Synchronous Satellite
Synchrotron
Synodic Month
T Tail
Taurus
Tectonic Activity
Telemetry
Telescope
Temperature
Terminator
Terra
Terrestrial
Terrestrial Planets
Tethys
Thermosphere
Thrust
Tidal Forces
Tidal Heating
Tide
Titan
Total Eclipse
Training
Trajectory
Transit
Translunar
Transmissions
Transneptunians
Transpiration
Transport
Trapezoid
Triton
Tropics
Tropopause
Troposphere
Tsunami
Turbulence
Twinkle
Twinkling
U Ultraviolet
Ultraviolet Rays
Ultraviolet Telescope
Umbra
Umbriel
Unique
Universe
Universal Time
Unstable
Uranometria
Uranus
V Vacuum
Van Allen Belt
Vaporize
Variable Star
Variation
Varuna
Vega
Velocity
Venus
Vernal Equinox
Vibration
Virgo
Virtual
Viscosity
Visible
Vision
Visual Magnitude
Volcanic
Volcano
Voluntary
Voyage
W Waning
Waning Moon
Warming
Wave
Wavelength
Waxing
Waxing Crescent
Waxing Gibbous
Waxing Moon
Weather
Weightlessness
Whirl
White Dwarf
White Giant
White Hole
Wind
Winter
Wormhole
X X-Ray
X-Rays
Y Yellow Dwarf
Z Zeeman Effect
Zenith
Zero
Zodiac
Zodiacal
Zodiacal Light
Zone