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Interview/Personality - Interviews are conducted panel style. 'Panel style' is similar to a press conference.
Contestants will introduce themselves and field questions posed by the panel of judges. The interview focuses primarily on the
contestants' personal information (hobbies, ambition, etc.) but may include opinion questions that require general knowledge of
social and current events.
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Academics - As part of the judging criteria, contestants are required
to complete an academic test which focuses on Newfoundland and Labrador history, geography and current affairs.
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Fitness - As part of the judging criteria, contestants are required to
complete a fitness test which is conducted by qualified fitness instructors at a recognized fitness centre, as well as a short written quiz on healthy living.
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On Stage Introduction - This is the portion of the competition where contestants
introduce themselves and thank their sponsors. They are judged on confidence, poise and personality.
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Evening Gown - Each contestant is evaluated on grace, poise, fashion sense,
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Speech - In the application package, contestants are asked: "If you are
selected for this title, what platform or issue will you speak on throughout the year?" The public speaking portion of
the competition is an opportunity for you to present your platform to the audience. Speeches should be no longer than two (2) minutes.
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Impromptu Question - The Top 4 finalists will respond to a final question based on information provided in their pageant applications.
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