Olympiad Exam for Class 7

Olympiad Exam for Class 7

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School Connect Online is one of the best Olympiads in India that supports students and K-12 schools in India and Abroad with the below-listed supports –

1) International Artificial Intelligence (AI) Olympiad

2) International Coding Olympiad

3) International Maths Olympiad

4) International Science Olympiad

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Maths Olympiad For Class 7 Worksheets

Science Olympiad Class 7 Syllabus

Olympiad Books For Class 7 Free Download

Science Olympiad Mock Test For Class 7

Olympiad Study Material For Class 7

Science Olympiad Worksheets For Class 7

Syllabus for Class 7 Maths Olympiad

Chapters	Name of the Chapters
Chapter 1	Integers
Chapter 2	Fractions and Decimals
Chapter 3	Data Handling
Chapter 4	Simple Equations
Chapter 5	Lines and Angles
Chapter 6	The Triangles and its Properties
Chapter 7	Congruence of Triangles
Chapter 8	Comparing Quantities
Chapter 9	Rational Numbers
Chapter 10	Practical Geometry
Chapter 11	Perimeter and Area
Chapter 12	Algebraic Equation
Chapter 13	Exponents and Powers
Chapter 14	Symmetry
Chapter 15	Visualizing Solid Shapes

Syllabus for Class 7 Science Olympiad

Chapters	Name of the Chapter
Chapter 1	Nutrition in Plants
Chapter 2	Nutrition in Animals
Chapter 3	Fibre to Fabric
Chapter 4	Heat
Chapter 5	Acids, Bases, and Salts
Chapter 6	Physical and Chemical Changes
Chapter 7	Weather Climate and Adaptation of Animals to Climate
Chapter 8	Winds, Storms, and Cyclones
Chapter 9	Soil
Chapter 10	Respiration in Organisms
Chapter 11	Transportation in Animals and Plants
Chapter 12	Reproduction in Plants
Chapter 13	Motion and Time
Chapter 14	Electric Current and Its Effects
Chapter 15	Light
Chapter 16	Water: A Precious Resource
Chapter 17	Forest: our Lifeline
Chapter 18	Waste Water Story

Syllabus for Class 7 Coding and Learning Olympiad

Course H
7th Grade
C Programming Language
Lesson : 1	C Programming Language Basics
Lesson : 2	Uses of C Programming Language
Fundamentals of Java Script
Lesson : 3	What is Java Script?
Lesson : 4	What is Java Script used for?
Lesson : 5	What is Java Script Programme?
Lesson : 6	Difference between Java and Java Script
XML (eXtensible Markup Language) Program Language
Lesson : 7	Basics of XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
Lesson : 8	Applications of XML and HTML
Lesson : 9	Similarities and Differences between XML and HTML
Ruby
Lesson : 10	What is Ruby?
Lesson : 11	What is Ruby on Rails?
Lesson : 12	Difference between Ruby and Ruby on Rails?
Turtle Programming in Python
Lesson : 13	What is Turtle Programming in Python?
Lesson : 14	Use simple Java Script commands to draw SHAPES using a Virtual Turtle
Lesson : 15	Use simple Java Script commands to draw IMAGES using a Virtual Turtle

Syllabus for Class 7 AI Olympiad

1. Artificial Intelligence :An Introduction

Algorithms always cast a spell on enthusiastic minds. The mystery behind solving complex work through codes fascinates us. Intrigued by how circuits built by engineers can think and work with minimum human intervention, human beings are easily drawn into technology and its innovations. In the domain of Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, sometimes called machine intelligence, is intelligence demonstrated by machines that stands in contrast to the natural intelligence exhibited by humans.

Data and algorithms rule the world by providing better and rapid information about the future. Everyone of us is drawn to the ineffable capacity of algorithms that creates more and more data and can program and optimize themselves. To build a rock-solid competence in computing, it is imperative to upgrade our skills and keep going with the flow. 

• History of Artificial Intelligence

The advent of modern AI can be traced back to the experiments of classical philosophers that attempt to describe human thinking as a symbolic system. However, the term “artificial intelligence” was first coined during a conference at Dartmouth College, in Hanover, New Hampshire in 1956.

• Artificial Intelligence NEED

Educational Requirements for Careers in Artificial Intelligence. Basic computer technology and math backgrounds constitute the backbone of most artificial intelligence programs. Various levels of math, including probability, statistics, algebra, calculus, logic and algorithms.
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• Artificial Intelligence PURPOSE

Having good basics in mathematics along with coding skills help understand the working of the machine learning models. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems. These processes include learning (the acquisition of information and rules for using the information), reasoning (using rules to reach approximate or definite conclusions) and self-correction.

• Possibilities in the field of Artificial Intelligence

We are in a relentless effort to explore the unfathomable ocean of technology. With every facet of business becoming increasingly digitised, there is a constant drive towards innovation and new technology models that will help humanity evolve, and become better. Buzzwords like AI, automation and quantum technology are trending in social media.

• Artificial Intelligence – ETHICS

Ethics is the branch of philosophy concerned with grounding decisions, beliefs, policies, etc. in some sort of framework for deciding right and wrong. Ethics looks to resolve debatable questions as human morality. By deriving some moral system, we can prescribe value to some action or belief.

There are some main areas of study in ethics that can be further broken into subcategories:

1. Applied Ethics — concerned with studying what is right or just and what is valuable.

2. Normative Ethics — study of how people should/ought act

3. Meta-ethics — pursuit of understanding what is good or bad, what do these concepts of good/bad really mean?

Eligibility Criteria for School Connect Online Olympiad

Age: Students of classes 1 to 12th are eligible to appear for the 1st level Olympiads. Students who qualify for the 2nd level exam include.

(a) Top 5% of students’ class wise, who appear for the 1st level exam,

(b) State wise top 25 rank holders class wise, and

(c) Class toppers from each participating school where at least 10 students from a class appear in the exam & scores 50% qualifying marks.

Note – Students from classes 1 and 2 are not required to appear for the 2nd level exam and are ranked based on their performance in the first level exam.

Awards and Certificates Details

Awards and Medals	Eligibility
Certificate of Participation	All students participated in Olympiads
Certificate of Merit	Rank holder of Class (Minimum 10 students participating each class)
Qualifier of Gold Medal	Top Rank Stage 2 Selected Students
Qualifier of Silver Medal	Second Top Rank Stage 2 Selected Students
Certificate of Excellence/Appreciation	Outstanding Performance Certificate to all Stage 2 Participants
Hall of Fame	Best Performing Students in Stage 2/Final Olympiad Exam
Achievers Gold Medal	Rank holder in International Olympiad Ranking
Cash Rewards	Top 10 Students

Olympiad Registration

• Class: You need to be a student in Classes 1 to 12 to be eligible for this exam.
• Boards: You must be a student of SSC, ICSE or CBSE boards.
• Qualifying for second level examination:

The top 5% of students (class-wise) also benchmark percentile score who appear for the first level exam.

Class toppers from each participating school; where at least 10 students participate and score a minimum of 50%.

• Year of attempt: As long as you’re a student enrolled in any of Classes 1 to 12, you can apply for  International Science Olympiad and IMO or International Maths Olympiad)
• Number of attempts: You can attempt only once in an academic year for any olympiad with 2 qualifying stages.
• Year of attempt: As long as you’re a student enrolled in any of Classes 1 to 12, you can apply for International Science Olympiad and IMO or International Maths Olympiad once in every academic year.

Science Olympiad

Class 1	Science Olympiad Class 1
Class 2	Science Olympiad Class 2
Class 3	Science Olympiad  Class 3
Class 4	Science Olympiad Class 4
Class 5	Science Olympiad Class 5
Class 6	Science Olympiad Class 6
Class 7	Science Olympiad Class 7
Class 8	Science Olympiad Class 8
Class 9	Science Olympiad Class 9
Class 10	Science Olympiad Class 10
Class 11	Science Olympiad Class 11
Class 12	Science Olympiad Class 12