Cambridge Curriculum Quiz

What is the purpose of introducing the Cambridge curriculum?

• To provide an overview of the Cambridge curriculum

• To highlight the benefits of the Cambridge curriculum for students and teachers

• To explain the implementation at JMS

• All of the above

Which subjects are covered in the Primary Program of the Cambridge curriculum?

• All of the above

• Social Studies, Physical Education, Arts, Music

• History, Geography, Biology

• English, Mathematics, Science, ICT and Global Perspective

What is the purpose of formative assessments in the Cambridge curriculum?

• To skip the learning process

• To provide final grades for students

• To identify strengths and weaknesses

• To encourage cheating

What is the Checkpoint Scale used for in the Cambridge curriculum?

• To report scores out of 6

• To report scores out of 100

• To report scores out of 50

• To report scores out of 7

What is the purpose of detailed lesson planning in the Cambridge curriculum?

• To confuse students

• To skip teaching

• To ensure curriculum alignment and comprehensive topic coverage

• To have fun in class

What is the CIE in the context of the Cambridge curriculum?

• A sports team

• A music band

• A body offering educational programs and certifications worldwide

• A cooking school

What are the types of assessments used in the Cambridge curriculum?

• Only formative assessments

• No assessments

• Both formative and summative assessments

• Only summative assessments

What subjects are offered at JMS in the IGCSE program?

• First Language English, Bahasa Indonesia, Mandarin

• Biology, Chemistry, Physics

• All of the above

• History, Geography, Business Studies

The Cambridge IGCSE is typically taken by students aged

• 11-13 years

• 14-16 years

• 16-18 years

• 18-20 years

How many Cambridge Primary Checkpoint sessions are there in a year?

• Three

• One

• Four

• Two