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Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
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1.

In order to encourage and support students in making comparisons and connections across different elements of the course, the knowledge questions suggested for each theme and area of knowledge are organized into a -

a)

knowledge question

b)

knowledge claim

c)

knowledge framework

d)

knowledge assessment

2.

Good knowledge questions are

a)

about the world, open-ended, use philosophy vocab

b)

about knowledge, open-ended, use AOK vocab

c)

about the world, close-ended, use TOK vocab

d)

about knowledge, open-ended, use TOK vocab

3.

Questions about life or areas of knowledge are coined as

a)

knowledge claims

b)

first-order question

c)

second-order question

d)

third order-question

4.

TOK aims to make students aware of the interpretative nature of knowledge, including personal ideological biases – whether these biases are retained, revised or rejected.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

"What is William Carlos Williams’ poem ‘The Red Wheelbarrow’ really about?" is a _________.

a)

first-order question

b)

second-order question

c)

third-order question

d)

fourth-order question

6.

TOK highlights that sometimes there really are no simple answers, and “that tensions between conflicting points of view have to be lived with, argued about and frequently left unresolved”

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The TOK curriculum centers around asnwering questions about the world.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Shared knowledge includes unique knowledge that you have constructed as a result of a detailed exploration into an aspect of an existing Area of Knowledge.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

They are questions about the

processes of constructing knowledge.

a)

first-order KQs

b)

first-order knowledge claim

c)

second-order KQs

d)

second-order knowledge claim

10.

language, sense, perception, etc. are called ____ in TOK

a)

TOK Areas of Knowledge

b)

TOK KQs

c)

TOK Ways of Knowing

d)

TOK terms

11.

TOK focuses on what is the answer to a question.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Where does ToK fit into the IB Diploma?

a)

Studies in Language and Literature

b)

The Core

c)

Individuals and Societies

d)

Creativity, Activity and Service

13.

Which of the following terms from ToK refers to you?

a)

The Thinker

b)

An IB student

c)

The Knower

d)

The Puzzler

14.

Which of these best defines an Area of Knowledge?

a)

The ways in which we categorize ideas and concepts in order to understand them.

b)

Subjects we study in the IB Diploma Programme

c)

The personal and societal affiliations which shape the way we make sense of knowledge.

d)

The groups into which we place knowledge.

15.

What can be considered the core components to TOK?

a)

demonstration

b)

knowledge claims & questions

c)

areas of knowledge

d)

ways of knowing

e)

knowledge framework

16.

The year in TOK can be best broken down by which of the following?

a)

Arguments, Methods, Stories, Purposes, Assessments

b)

Project-based learning, seminars, presentations, assessments

c)

Exams, exams, exams

d)

Busy work, movies, group work

17.

What grade do you expect from TOK?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

18.

How many points do you need at least for A?

(a)  

19.

Which options will make you fail in TOK?

a)

4/10 IA, 0/10 essay

b)

0/10 in IA and 0/10 essay

c)

1/10 IA, 1/10 essay

d)

1/10 IA, 2/10 essay

20.

How many hours would you or did you spend on IA

a)

1-5

b)

5-10

c)

10-15

d)

15-20

e)

more than 20

21.

How many hours have you spent on TOK essay?

a)

0

b)

1-3

c)

3-6

d)

6-10

e)

More than 10

22.

What is the overall progress of distant learning compared to face to face environment

a)

%100

b)

%50

c)

%75

d)

%25

e)

%122.5

23.

Can you indicate your overall satisfaction from TOK course

a)

%0

b)

%50

c)

%75

d)

%90

e)

%100