EE Math Introduction

What is the maximum word count for an Extended Essay in Mathematics?

• 2,000 words

• 3,000 words

• 4,000 words

• 5,000 words

Which of the following is NOT a recommended format for presenting mathematical equations and symbols in the Extended Essay?

• LaTeX

• Microsoft Word Equation Editor

• Handwritten equations

• Graphical representations

In the Extended Essay in Mathematics, what is the importance of the introduction section?

• To present the research question

• To provide background information

• To discuss methodology

• To summarize the findings

Which criterion is specifically dedicated to the mathematical presentation in the Extended Essay assessment?

• Criterion A: Focus and Method

• Criterion B: Knowledge and Understanding

• Criterion C: Critical Thinking

• Criterion D: Presentation

What is the significance of the Reflection in the Extended Essay in Mathematics?

• To analyze the limitations of the study

• To discuss personal insights and challenges faced

• To evaluate the effectiveness of the methodology

• To suggest future research directions

In the Extended Essay, what does Criterion A (Focus and Method) primarily assess?

• The structure of the essay

• The depth of mathematical content

• The organization of ideas

• The clarity of language

Which of the following is NOT considered a valid source for a mathematics Extended Essay?

• Peer-reviewed journals

• Mathematics textbooks

• Wikipedia

• Research articles by mathematicians

What is the role of the supervisor in the Extended Essay process?

• To conduct experiments on behalf of the student

• o provide guidance and support

• To write a significant portion of the essay

• To grade the final essay

Which of the following is a key requirement for the research question in a mathematics Extended Essay?

• It must be answered in one sentence

• It should be broad and general

• It should be specific and focused

• It must involve multiple disciplines

What is the purpose of the Extended Essay in the IBDP?

• To showcase personal opinions

• To develop research and writing skills

• To demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language

• To test memorization of facts