GeoBee Competition Overview

The video introduces the National Geographic GeoBee, a competition for students in grades four through eight across the U.S. It explains how schools can participate, prepare, and execute the GeoBee, including accessing resources and organizing events. The video also covers the progression from school-level competitions to State and National GeoBees, highlighting the opportunities for students to win prizes and gain recognition.

What is the primary goal of the National Geographic GeoBee competition?

• To inspire students' curiosity about the world

• To teach students how to use computers

• To promote sportsmanship among students

• To encourage students to travel

How can schools access the resources needed to participate in the GeoBee?

• By registering online

• By visiting a local library

• By attending a workshop

• By purchasing a textbook

What is the minimum number of students required to start a GeoBee competition?

• Four

• Six

• Eight

• Ten

What happens once a school reaches the final 10 students in the GeoBee?

• They receive participation certificates

• They are ready for the GeoBee Finals

• They win cash prizes

• They qualify for the State GeoBee

What do all students receive at the end of the GeoBee?

• A participation certificate

• A trip to Washington, DC

• A new textbook

• A cash prize

What is awarded to the school champion at the end of the GeoBee?

• A trophy

• A cash prize

• A medal

• A special certificate

What opportunity is available for the school champion after the GeoBee?

• To host the next GeoBee

• To become a GeoBee judge

• To take an online qualifying test for the State GeoBee

• To travel to another country

How many students are invited to represent their state at the State GeoBee?

• 50

• 100

• 150

• 200

Where are the National GeoBee Finals held?

• Washington, DC

• Chicago

• New York City

• Los Angeles

What is the ultimate title a student can earn in the GeoBee competition?

• Regional GeoBee Champion

• State GeoBee Champion

• National Geographic GeoBee Champion

• School GeoBee Champion