Tape one of these to the officials' table in each room where it will remain throughout the day. The scorekeeper circles the next number on a team's line when that team gives a correct answer. This makes a running total available during the round. Numbers to indicate points earned, not question numbers. To maintain the integrity of the competition, it is preferable to use Pristine Questions .
Some events use questions generated by faculty members, but most rely on an outside source.
Three copies of the written round for every room and one copy of each oral round for every room. These are accompanied by a form showing the round number, the room number, and the assigned reader, with a place for the reader to list the scores for that round. Following each round, this form is turned in at the central scoreboard area and used to record the results on the scorecards. These cards are posted at the central scoreboard area to record round and cumulative scores. The written round is held first in Knowledge Bowl competitions, with three teams randomly assigned to each room.