IB Knowledge Challenge

What are the three core requirements of the IB program?

• TOK course, Extended Essay, and CAS program

• Art class, Physical education, and Music performance

• Math course, Science project, and History essay

• Community service, Language study, and Computer programming

How many subjects do students need to study in the IB Diploma Programme?

• Ten

• Six

• Eight

• Four

What are the assessment methods used in the IB program?

• Examinations, coursework, oral and practical work, and research projects

• Multiple choice tests and quizzes

• Group presentations and projects

• Essay writing and reflection papers

What is the Extended Essay in the IB program?

• It is a 4000-word independent research paper on a chosen topic.

• It is a performance-based assessment in the arts.

• It is a multiple-choice exam on various subjects.

• It is a group project completed by a team of students.

What is the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course in the IB program?

• It is a course that focuses on practical skills rather than theoretical knowledge.

• It is a course that teaches students about the history of knowledge.

• It is a course that emphasizes memorization of facts rather than critical thinking.

• It is a course that encourages students to reflect on the nature of knowledge and the relationship between knowledge and the knower.

What is the CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) requirement in the IB program?

• CAS is an abbreviation for Court of Arbitration for Sport and has no connection to the IB program

• CAS refers to the Central Authentication Service and is not related to the IB program

• CAS is the acronym for Creativity, Activity, and Service, which is a mandatory component of the IB program where students engage in various activities to develop their personal and interpersonal skills.

• CAS stands for Computer Application Systems and is not a requirement in the IB program

What is the difference between Standard Level (SL) and Higher Level (HL) subjects in the IB program?

• The main difference is the availability of resources, with HL subjects having more resources than SL subjects.

• The difference is the number of exams required, with SL subjects having more exams than HL subjects.

• The main difference is the depth and breadth of the content studied, with HL subjects being more rigorous and demanding.

• The difference is the grading scale, with SL subjects being graded on a different scale than HL subjects.

What is the structure of the IB Diploma Programme?

• The IB Diploma Programme does not have a specific structure

• The structure of the IB Diploma Programme includes only one subject group

• The structure of the IB Diploma Programme includes a core of TOK, EE, and CAS, along with six subject groups.

• The core of the IB Diploma Programme consists of PE, Music, and Drama

What is the significance of the IB Learner Profile?

• The significance of the IB Learner Profile is to develop internationally minded individuals who contribute to creating a better and more peaceful world.

• The significance of the IB Learner Profile is to encourage close-mindedness and intolerance

• The significance of the IB Learner Profile is to promote selfishness and individualism

• The significance of the IB Learner Profile is to limit students' potential and creativity

How are final grades awarded in the IB program?

• By the number of extracurricular activities participated in

• By the number of absences

• By random selection

• Based on the total points earned from assessments and exams.