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Participants of the Great National Dictation were awarded by the Ministry of Education

Five participants scored a ten on the Great National Dictation, and 55 were rated a nine. They were awarded today by the Ministry of Education and Research with diplomas of merit, books and vouchers.

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"We had 450 participants, five achieved maximum results, 55 people got nine, we awarded them all. The prizes were differentiated, we highlighted those with the best results and let's encourage the others to come next year with results and find themselves on the lists of the best", said Dan Perciun, Minister of Education.

We remind you that the Great National Dictation was organized on August 31, on the occasion of Romanian Language Day. More than 450 people - adults and children - took part in the event.

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