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WorksheetsTOK Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which word means experiencing for yourself?
Empiricism
Essentialism
Evangelism
Existentialism
Which type of logic is taking specific observations and using them to make generalised theories?
Inductive
Deductive
Abductive
Which of these best defines an Area of Knowledge?
The ways in which we categorize ideas and concepts in order to understand them.
Subjects we study in the IB Diploma Programme
The personal and societal affiliations which shape the way we make sense of knowledge.
The groups into which we place knowledge.
A good Second Order Knowledge questions is: (Select all that apply)
based on subject knowledge
Open ended
About knowledge
General
A text or artwork that can be interpreted to
reveal a hidden meaning, usually moral or political in
nature
(a)
A starting assumption, often regarded as a self-evident
truth or, more loosely, something we assume to
be true or accept as true within a particular system
(a)
What is prejudice, unfairness, favouritism, one-sided
preference called?
(a)
What is the attribute of having no doubt called?
(a)
Faith without evidence, understanding or
discrimination; faith that is not open to evaluation or
critical thought
No Faith
Blind faith
Effective faith
the theory that a proposition is true if it fits in with our overall set of beliefs
Coherence
Corespondence
Pragmatic
Cubist
the tendency to believe evidence
that supports your opinions, and ignore or discount
evidence that goes against what you believe
Conformity bias
Confirmation bias
the adoption of elements of one
culture by members of another culture
Cultural appropriation
Cultural appropriateness
Cultural borrowing
reasoning from the general to the
particular
Deductive reasoning
Inductive reasoning
school of thought which claims that
all knowledge must ultimately be based on sense
perception
(a)
space in which sound reverberates,
so any sounds made are repeated over and over as
they bounce from the walls; an environment in which
people only encounter beliefs or opinions like their own,
so they don’t consider alternative ideas and their own
ideas are reinforced; in the context of technology, the
effect created by social media and news whereby people
only encounter ideas that are the same as their own,
reinforcing their existing perspective
(a)
incorrect information, unintentionally
false information
Misinformation
Disinformation
What are the four aspects of a Knowledge framework?
(a)
What is a paradigm shift?
(a)
What makes Mathematics different from History and Natural Science?
(a)
