IB English Quiz

What is the required English proficiency level for the standard level of IB English?

• B1

• B2

• C1

• C2

Which text types are included in the IB English course?

• Personal, Professional, Mass Media

• Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry

• Research Papers, Essays, Presentations

• News Articles, Novels, Short Stories

What percentage of the grade does the listening and reading comprehension count for in the IB English course for the higher level?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

How is speaking assessed in the IB English course for the higher level?

• By a conversation with a teacher based on a visual stimulus followed by a discussion based on a theme

• By a conversation with a classmate based on a short story followed by a debate on a controversial topic

• By a presentation on a chosen topic followed by a group discussion on a current event

• By a role-play activity with a partner based on a scene from a novel

Which themes are explored in the IB English course?

• Identities, Experiences, Human Ingenuity, Social Organization, Sharing the Planet

• English Language, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography

• Literature, Poetry, Drama, Fiction, Non-Fiction

• Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Writing, Speaking

How is writing assessed in the IB English course for the standard level?

• By a 1-hour 15-minute paper with multiple writing tasks

• By a 1-hour 30-minute paper with one writing task of 250 to 400 words

• By a 1-hour 45-minute paper with one writing task of 450 to 600 words

• By a 2-hour paper with a variety of writing tasks

How are personal texts different from professional texts in the IB English course?

• Personal texts are intended for a large audience, while professional texts are intended for a specific audience.

• Personal texts are shared by the person creating the message and an audience with a common interest, while professional texts are intended for an audience when no personal relationship is assumed.

• Personal texts are written in formal language, while professional texts are written in informal language.

• Personal texts are created for distribution to a large audience, while professional texts are shared with family members and friends.

How is the individual oral assessed in the IB English course for both standard level and higher level?

• By a 10-minute monologue on a chosen topic followed by a Q&A session with the teacher

• By a 12 to 15-minute conversation with a teacher based on an extract from a set text followed by a discussion based on one or more themes from the syllabus

• By a 20-minute presentation on a literary analysis followed by a peer review session

• By a 30-minute group presentation on a research project followed by a panel discussion

Which skills are assessed in the IB English course?

• Writing, Listening, Reading, Speaking

• Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Comprehension

• Speaking, Listening, Reading, Critical Thinking

• Writing, Speaking, Listening, Note-taking

In the theme 'Experiences,' what does it explore?

• The nature of the self and what it is to be human

• The challenges and opportunities faced by individuals and communities in the modern world

• The events, experiences, and journeys that shape our lives

• The way in which humans' creativity and innovation affects our world