This area of knowledge uses inductive reasoning by observing quantifiable aspects of the natural order such as the earth, stars, animals, and plants.

This area of knowledge involves deductive and abstract thinking in order to find solutions to problems that involves alphanumeric variables.

This area of knowledge uses principles of aesthetics by using form, line, shapes, colors, and textures to evoke emotional responses or instruct us about something typically unspoken.

This area of knowledge observes the presentation and interpretation of information through time as it has developed.

This area of knowledge is calls us to look beyond our rational mind in order to find truth and understanding in things we cannot always see by using symbols to convey deeper truths.

This area of knowledge involves inductive and deductive reasoning to observe the variance of experiences that often involve the brain, emotion, and relationships.

This area of knowledge tries to determine the reasons how and/or why a person should behave in specific situations.

This area of knowledge deals specifically with the language, symbols, patterns of behavior for aboriginal and/or original cultures/peoples from varying parts of the world.

TOK looks at what types of knowledge (Check ALL that apply)

Knowing what ought to be done is a definition for?

Select the three parts of the definition of morality

A moral object can also be seen as _______ of a moral decision.

An Intention can also be understood as _______ of a moral decision.

What are the two main aspects of conscience (Check all that apply)

Which of the following are challenges (impediments) that an influence/affect our conscience formation? (Check all that apply)

A lack of knowledge or understanding is known as what?

The powers of intellect and will by which we determine something to be right or wrong is a way to define ______