Regular-plus difficulty - Revision history

Kevin Wang at 19:26, 8 December 2021

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Kevin Wang at 19:25, 8 December 2021

2021-12-08T19:25:33Z

Kevin Wang: /* See Also */

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June Yin: /* College */

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College

June Yin: /* High School */

2021-10-20T21:10:09Z

High School

Matt Weiner at 04:37, 12 May 2021

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Kevin Wang at 14:51, 22 March 2021

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Kevin Wang at 14:50, 22 March 2021

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Kevin Wang at 18:45, 25 February 2021

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June Yin at 21:16, 2 December 2020

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 In collegiate quizbowl, regular-plus difficulty was previously used for tournaments intermediate in difficulty between [[ACF Regionals]] and [[ACF Nationals]], like [[2015 VCU Open]]. The number of tournaments that use this label has diminished in recent years, with the "[[nationals-minus]]" tournament taking its place. "3.5 dots" on the [https://collegequizbowlcalendar.com/difficulty-scale/ college quiz bowl calendar's difficulty scale] is sometimes used to refer to tournaments at this difficulty; however, this is not a recommended use of the difficulty scale, which intends each dot value to represent tournaments appropriate for a subset of the audience and not any specific difficulty.
 ==See Also==
 *[[Collegiate difficulties]]
 [[Category: Difficulty and quality scales for packet sets]]

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	==College==		==College==
		+	{{Collegiate difficulties}}
	In collegiate quizbowl, regular-plus difficulty was previously used for tournaments intermediate in difficulty between [[ACF Regionals]] and [[ACF Nationals]], like [[2015 VCU Open]]. The number of tournaments that use this label has diminished in recent years, with the "[[nationals-minus]]" tournament taking its place. "3.5 dots" on the [https://collegequizbowlcalendar.com/difficulty-scale/ college quiz bowl calendar's difficulty scale] is sometimes used to refer to tournaments at this difficulty; however, this is not a recommended use of the difficulty scale, which intends each dot value to represent tournaments appropriate for a subset of the audience and not any specific difficulty.		In collegiate quizbowl, regular-plus difficulty was previously used for tournaments intermediate in difficulty between [[ACF Regionals]] and [[ACF Nationals]], like [[2015 VCU Open]]. The number of tournaments that use this label has diminished in recent years, with the "[[nationals-minus]]" tournament taking its place. "3.5 dots" on the [https://collegequizbowlcalendar.com/difficulty-scale/ college quiz bowl calendar's difficulty scale] is sometimes used to refer to tournaments at this difficulty; however, this is not a recommended use of the difficulty scale, which intends each dot value to represent tournaments appropriate for a subset of the audience and not any specific difficulty.

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 ==See Also==
-*[[List of collegiate difficulties]]
+*[[Collegiate difficulties]]
 [[Category: Difficulty and quality scales for packet sets]]

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 ==College==
-In collegiate quizbowl, regular-plus difficulty was previously used to tournaments intermediate in difficulty between [[ACF Regionals]] and [[ACF Nationals]], like [[2015 VCU Open]]. The number of tournaments that use this label has diminished in recent years, with the "[[nationals-minus]]" tournament taking its place. "3.5 dots" on the [https://collegequizbowlcalendar.com/difficulty-scale/ college quiz bowl calendar's difficulty scale] is sometimes used to refer to tournaments at this difficulty; however, this is not a recommended use of the difficulty scale, which intends each dot value to represent tournaments appropriate for a subset of the audience and not any specific difficulty.
+In collegiate quizbowl, regular-plus difficulty was previously used for tournaments intermediate in difficulty between [[ACF Regionals]] and [[ACF Nationals]], like [[2015 VCU Open]]. The number of tournaments that use this label has diminished in recent years, with the "[[nationals-minus]]" tournament taking its place. "3.5 dots" on the [https://collegequizbowlcalendar.com/difficulty-scale/ college quiz bowl calendar's difficulty scale] is sometimes used to refer to tournaments at this difficulty; however, this is not a recommended use of the difficulty scale, which intends each dot value to represent tournaments appropriate for a subset of the audience and not any specific difficulty.
 ==See Also==

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 ==High School==
-In high-school quizbowl, regular-plus difficulty is generally defined by [[question set]]s like [[HFT]] and [[BHSAT]], which are intentionally more difficult that [[IS]] sets to facilitate higher-level competition and better prepare teams for nationals. NAQT's Division II [[SCT]] sets, often used at high-school [[NAQT State Championships]], are also considered regular-plus difficulty.
+In high school quizbowl, regular-plus difficulty is generally defined by [[question set]]s like [[HFT]] and [[BHSAT]], which are intentionally more difficult that [[IS]] sets to facilitate higher-level competition and better prepare teams for nationals. NAQT's Division II [[SCT]] sets, often used at high school [[NAQT State Championships]], are also considered regular-plus difficulty.
 ==College==

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[List of collegiate difficulties]]		*[[List of collegiate difficulties]]
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		+	[[Category: Difficulty and quality scales for packet sets]]

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 '''Regular-plus difficulty''' or '''regs+ difficulty''' is a term for the [[difficulty]] level between [[regular difficulty]] and [[nationals]] difficulty. The ambiguity on what constitutes "regular" difficulty has contributed to a corresponding confusion about where the boundaries of "regular-plus" lie.
-The use of Regionals difficulty as an equivalent to regular difficulty means that regular-plus is also called '''Regionals-plus'''.
+The use of [[ACF Regionals|Regionals]] difficulty as an equivalent to regular difficulty means that regular-plus is also called '''Regionals-plus'''.
 ==High School==

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−	'''Regular-plus difficulty''' or '''regs+ difficulty''' is a [[difficulty]] level between [[regular difficulty]] and [[nationals]] difficulty. The ambiguity on what constitutes "regular" difficulty has contributed to a corresponding confusion about where the boundaries of "regular-plus" lie.	+	'''Regular-plus difficulty''' or '''regs+ difficulty''' is a term for the [[difficulty]] level between [[regular difficulty]] and [[nationals]] difficulty. The ambiguity on what constitutes "regular" difficulty has contributed to a corresponding confusion about where the boundaries of "regular-plus" lie.

	The use of Regionals difficulty as an equivalent to regular difficulty means that regular-plus is also called '''Regionals-plus'''.		The use of Regionals difficulty as an equivalent to regular difficulty means that regular-plus is also called '''Regionals-plus'''.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
−	*[[~~regular~~ difficulty]]	+	*[[Regular difficulty]]