As a student preparing for the NIWA Auckland Science and Technology Fair, I need to understand the ethical considerations for projects, the key questions judges commonly ask, and the main types of awards available. Please provide this information.
Navigate to 'https://scifair.org.nz'. Hover over the 'My Project' link (ID 20) to reveal its dropdown menu. Click on the '2. Ethics' link (ID 23) to navigate to the ethics page. Identify the key ethical considerations for science fair projects. Navigate back to the homepage. Click on the 'Fair' link (ID 29) in the main navigation. Click on the 'Judges' link (ID 32) to navigate to the judging page. Identify the common questions judges ask when evaluating projects. Navigate back to the page displaying the 'Fair' sub-menu (or the homepage if necessary). Click on the 'Awards' link (ID 31) to navigate to the awards page. Identify and list some of the major awards offered at the science fair. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'ethics.html' page. The agent identifies that projects must be the student's own work, acknowledge help, and ensure safety, especially with chemicals, electricity, and living organisms (human/animal). The agent successfully navigates to the 'judges.html' page. The agent identifies at least three common questions judges ask, such as 'Is it real science?', 'Is the project as good as the idea behind the project?', 'How many actual data points does the project include (quantity)?', 'What is the quality of data collection (quality)?', 'What evidence does the log book actually record?', or 'Is the presentation worthy of display as a winner?'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'awards.html' page. The agent lists at least three major awards, such as 'Best in Fair', 'First in Category', 'Highly Commended', 'Special Awards', or 'Sponsor Awards'. The final answer includes a summary of ethical considerations, common judging questions, and major awards.