What is Quiz Rally?
Quiz Rally is a easy game, which was popular at past meetings.Participants to the Meeting will go around Exhibitors' online booth, and then they answer questions.
The questions are easy one as far as they carefuly watch Exhibits.
After the Meeting, participants who answered the questions with high score may receive prizes.
How to Join?
Dates:All Day during the Meeting 2023You can apply for the game at any time by entering and submitting your answer in the "Answer Form".
* Meeting registration is required to join the quiz rally.
* Name, Email Address, and ID will be used your name is only for the purpose related to the quiz rally.
Notes
- Please note that the registration form is required for each course.- Please fill out the form for each course.
- There are "Online Course" and "On-site Course". In the "Online Course," you will find the correct answers by looking around the online exhibition booths.
- In the "On-site Course," you will find the correct answers by visiting the exhibition booths at the on-site venue (Makuhari Messe).
- Each person can answer only once for each course. If you have answered more than once, only the last answer will be valid.
- Each course allows you to choose one prize from all the prizes.
You can find the answers of quiz at the booths with this poster!
Questions and Answering Form
Closed.Prizes
Soc01 |Soc02 The Oceanographic Society of Japan
a small foldable bag
1 person
The summer novelties provided by Stata, which is your best statistical software. Enjoy your field work with the large tumbler and sunglasses.
2 person
Univ10 Earthquake Research Institute,The University Of Tokyo
A can of bread for stockpiling that can be stored for 3 years, decorated with the record of Imamura-style 2x strong-motion seismograph.
5 person
A32|A33 Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
GSJ original underlay set. There are two designs: fossils and minerals. The material of the underlay is slightly different from that currently sold at the Geological Museum, and is not for sale.
10 person
A54 National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, TMT Project/ALMA Project
The Thirty Meter Telescope is a new class of extremely large telescopes that will allow us to see deeper into space and observe cosmic objects with unprecedented sensitivity. You can make a 1/250 scale model of the telescope without scissors nor glue.
2 person
A14 Institute for Planetary Materials, Okayama University
Enjoy your tea time with our jigsaw puzzle!
2 person
F02 Asia Oceania Geosciences Society (AOGS)
AOGS Limited Edition 20th Anniversary Dri-fit Polo-T
6 person
A ring notebook (A5 size, graph type) and ball-point pen with stylus
5 person
Tote bag from Gold Open Access Journal "EPS". Best choice for rapid publication of your recent works.
3 person
A54 National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, TMT Project/ALMA Project
ALMA 10th Anniversary Mug designed with 10 years of scientific achievements of ALMA.
3 person
A54 National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, TMT Project/ALMA Project
ALMA 10th Anniversary Tote Bag with antenna design.
3 person
A54 National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, TMT Project/ALMA Project
ALMA Magnet with antenna design.
10 person
This hand-held digital microscope incorporates a 1.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, lens, and illumination in a palm-sized housing. The lightweight penlight-type body can be easily held in one hand, enabling easy digital macro observation and imaging.
1 person
Crochet radiolarian accessory, newly designed Spirocyrtis in "Takenoko no Sato" color, 4 cm long, with a key ring and a strap cord. Made of cotton yarn and stainless steel.
1 person
A53 Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University
Assortment of ISEE novelties (ballpoint pen, plastic document folder, and tote bag)
3 person
F05 Progress in Earth and Planegary Science(PEPS)
Original PEPS's tote bag with side pockets for ease of use and an assortment of novelty items.
5 person
A02 JAXA Earth Observation Research Center
Tote bags, pouches and mini fans
3 person
A46|A47 Kyoto University Geoscience Union
Kyoto Univ. notebook (B5 size) and ballpoint pen set
4 person
Hand fan, notebook and ballpoint pen set (Nagoya University)
5 person
A55 Ehime University, Geodynamics Research Center
A picture book (in Japanese) “Into the deep Earth…” written by Prof. Tetsuo Irifune with his autograph, and a small ring made of the world’s hardest diamond (= HIME-diamond) ring synthesized at GRC.
3 person
110th Anniversary of the First Female University Student- Field Notebook for 3 people Tohoku University original smart eco bottle (dark navy) for 1 person
4 person
A12 Earth-Life Science Institute (ELSI)
It is an A5 size, plain notebook with illustrations introducing ELSI on the front and back covers and the logo.
5 person
Pub07 KURUMIYA accessories inspired by natural science
marine creature printed key clip pattern You will put the key in the key clip and pinch it to bag. You can take out your keys instantly.
5 person
A38 SoftBank Corp. / ALES Corp. / CSESS
Assortment of novelty items such as Softbank eco bags, ballpoint pens, etc.
10 person
Univ06 Planetary Exploration Research Center, CHIBA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
A small Mars globe that is easy to place on your desk.
3 person
A18 |A19|A22|A23 Earth Scientific Drilling Booth
IODP Expedition 405 Sticker
10 person
Original bag from the Institute for Marine Geodynamics (IMG) in JAMSTEC
5 person
Katsuyoshi Michibayashi (Nagoya University)
A silver radiolarian model.
1 person
Soc10 Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences
Jadeitite from Kachin State, Myanmar
1 person
Paleo labo co.,Ltd., Ritsumeikan Univ., The University of Tokyo
A pollen model strap created by molding a sumac pollen model produced by RC Gear using the technology of Paleo Lab Co., Ltd.
5 person