WCWG - What Is A WCWG?

 

The annual waec runz Show, held every March in Leipzig, is a unique event for runners and non-runners alike. It features not only the best ways but also great opportunities to network with other participants in the running events and the running fashion world. Of course, this year's edition is bigger and better than the one that was held just last year. This year's show promises to be the most attended and photographed in the history of the event. Join me as we take a look at some of the Runz Show questions and answers from the past, present and future.

Questions about the best way runz and what exactly it means? The best way runz is simply the one that wins. It's not hard to figure out. Whoever has the best runz wins, period. That's what we're after, so we'll explore some of the best questions to ask and answer about that.

What about the best way runz expo, anyway? There aren't many or professional runners in the area who have a good number of expo tickets, so finding one may be difficult. I suppose the best way to go about finding out about the expo is to watch it on television. If you live in Germany, for example, then you'll see the show on TV at some point during the week. If you can't wait that long, then you should definitely follow the twitter feed of the race itself and track your results there.

As far as the questions go, there are a few different types of wacky question types that will pop up during the run. One of the most popular ones involves answering questions about quantum mechanics, relativity, and other scientific subjects. Some of the other questions include things like, "what happens if," "why doesn't someone get a bigger brain," "would you rather eat cat food or steak?" and "what does 'no harm' mean?" There are tons of other questions, too, so make sure to study up on them.

Of course, another of the big things at the WCWG is asking questions about real world issues. One of the most popular is, "what is the difference between dogs and whales." Some of the harder versions of these questions include, "what causes constipation," "what happens when you lose your voice in the middle of an ocean" and "why is my mother always taking pictures of me?" The answers to these kinds of questions will be priceless to future WCWG candidates, since it will give them a chance to talk about things that are more serious and pressing.

At this year's WCWG, they have something called the Tri-imester Test which measures three subjects from each student: English, Math, and Science. The reasoning behind the subject tests is to gauge how well students can do in each of the three subjects. In case you didn't know, the WCWG tries to determine which students have the best command over the language; hence, the name" WCWG," which stands for "Western World Language Congress." The first part of the test measures how well students can understand a sentence and what's being said; the second part is all about understanding the meaning of a sentence and what's being asked for. And finally, the last section is all about writing out sentences, reading passages, and analyzing passages.