Bac Ninh male student sets record score in Road to Olympia year 24

The competition of week 3, month 1, quarter 2 of the 24th Road to Olympia took place this afternoon (January 28) and witnessed the competition of 4 climbers: Tran Quoc Quy (Tu Nghia High School No. 2, Quang Ngai), Nguyen Hoang Minh Khoi (Nguyen Binh Khiem Primary, Secondary and High School, Quang Ninh), Nguyen Huu Khang (Bac Ninh High School for the Gifted, Bac Ninh province), Nguyen Nhat Quang (Thang Long High School for the Gifted, Lam Dong).

The 4 contestants are: Huu Khang, Nhat Quang, Minh Khoi, Quoc Quy (from left to right).

Entering the first round - Warm-up, in the individual round, Quoc Quy and Minh Khoi won 30 points, Huu Khang and Nhat Quang both got 50 points.

After the general warm-up round, Huu Khang's total score temporarily led the climbing team with 75 points, followed by Nhat Quang with 70 points, Quoc Quy with 60 points and Minh Khoi with 45 points.

The keyword to find in this week's Obstacle Course consists of 5 letters. Quoc Quy was the one who chose the first piece with the question: "Which letter can be combined with the following letters to form meaningful words in Vietnamese: ... dao, ti le..., ... mich, xuc...?". All four contestants had the correct answer "Xich".

The first clue is revealed in the Obstacle Course round.

As soon as the first keyword was suggested, all four contestants quickly pressed the bell to claim the right to answer the keyword "overcoming obstacles". Quoc Quy was the first contestant to press the bell. With the answer "Bicycle", the Quang Ngai native won the point and raised his score to 130 points, keeping a large gap with the remaining climbers.

Following immediately, Huu Khang got 85 points, Nhat Quang got 80 points and Minh Khoi temporarily came in last with 55 points. The remaining three contestants all expressed regret because they had the same answer but could not quickly press the bell like Quoc Quy.

The Acceleration round witnessed a dramatic competition between four contestants. Quoc Quy temporarily dropped to 2nd place. Meanwhile, Huu Khang had an excellent breakthrough. Starting from the highest score in the 2nd question, Huu Khang confidently passed the remaining questions, even being the only one with the correct answer in the 3rd acceleration question.

At the end of this round, Huu Khang scored 235 points, taking the lead, followed by Quoc Quy with 180 points.

Entering the decisive round - Finish, Huu Khang chose the 20 - 30 - 30 question package. The male student from Bac Ninh High School for the Gifted answered the first 2 questions correctly, choosing the star of hope in the last question about History. The male student Huu Khang excellently answered the correct answer and finished with a total score of 325.

Quoc Quy chose the 20 – 30 – 20 package. The Quang Ngai native only answered the first question correctly and gave the wrong answer to the next two, including the last question of choosing the star of hope. Quoc Quy's points were deducted to Minh Khoi, helping the Quang Ninh native start the race with 130 points.

Minh Khoi chose the 30 - 30 - 30 point question package. The male student from Quang Ninh had a similar poor finish to Quoc Quy, finishing his test with 160 points. As for Nhat Quang, the male student chose the 3-question 20 point package. However, Nhat Quang only answered the last question correctly to get an additional 30 points.

Thus, at the end of the Finish Line competition, Nhat Quang came in last with 90 points, followed by Minh Khoi with 145 points, Quoc Quy with 195 points and the laurel wreath winner this week was Huu Khang with 355 points.

Among the contestants participating in the 24th Road to Olympia, Huu Khang is the contestant with the highest score up to now.

Huu Khang won the laurel wreath in the weekly round of the 24th Road to Olympia.

According to the teacher, Huu Khang has an average semester score of 9.7; second prize in the provincial excellent student competition in Chemistry, bronze medal in the excellent student competition in the Coastal and Northern Delta in Chemistry in 2023.

Ha Cuong

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