**THIS EXAM IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE BY TEACHERS AT AN ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL**
The Avogadro Exam is designed for Grade 11 high school students who have completed, or are nearing completion of, their first high school chemistry course. The exam consists of 40 multiple-choice questions. Topics include Structure of Matter, Bonding, Reactions, Solutions, and Gases. The test includes a few probing and demanding questions on some of the main topics of high school chemistry.
This is an international exam with participants from across Canada, the United States and around the world. All participants are eligible for a certificate from the University of Waterloo.
Before submitting your order, visit our Chemistry High School Exams website for more information, including answers to frequently asked questions. Registration for the Avogadro Exam should be completed once per high school. It is important to tally and order the correct number of exams if more than one class in the same high school is participating (one order per school, one exam per student.)
Submitted an order and need additional exams? Complete the Avogadro order form adding a note under the heading “ADDITIONAL NOTES” requesting extra copies be added to your original order.
NO REFUNDS will be processed. We are no longer able to provide invoices or accept purchase orders. Once the teacher (Exam Administrator) completes online ordering and payment, they will receive an automated email confirmation including the exam registration details. Please retain this email as proof of payment, as this is your official receipt.
**Shipping address MUST be the physical address of the accredited High School or Teaching Institution.
**No PO boxes or personal addresses will be accepted. Tutoring schools are NOT eligible.
**School email addresses and school phone numbers are mandatory. No personal information is accepted.
Information about the exam, including instructions for administering the exam, login and passwords will be emailed to the Exam Administrator (noreply-scion@uwaterloo.ca) approximately one week prior to the exam.