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WorksheetsTheory of Knowledge IB1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Something that helps us make sense of the world around us.
Questions about the nature of knowledge
Questions about the nature of knowledge
Sense Perception
person who thinks that there are no universal moral principles or absolutes since what we claim to know about right and wrong depends on our culture, country and place in history
conscience
moral absolutes
virtue ethics
relativist
measure whether an action is right or wrong by considering the nature of the action itself, the motivation or the intention behind it
subjective view of ethics
deontological theories
international- mindedness
consequentialist theories
measure whether an act is right or wrong on the basis of the result, outcome or consequence of the act
general moral principal
consequentialist theories
virtue ethics
ethical relativism
ethics
perspectives
methods and tools
scope
Which of the following is the not a defined area of knowledge in TOK?
The arts
History
Natural Sciences
Human Sciences
Philosophy
Which of the following is NOT a theme of TOK?
Knowledge and the knower
knowledge and politics
knowledge and society
knowledge and technology
How many assessments are there that compose your IB-reported grade in TOK?
1
2
4
several
Which of the following is correct about how the IB determines your grade in TOK?
1/3 Essay, 2/3 Exhibition
1/3 Exhibition, 2/3 Essay
1/3 Exhibition, 1/3 Essay, 1/3 Classwork
100% of your grade will come from classwork
Which of the assessments is assessed externally?
exhibition
essay
Which of the assessments is assessed internally?
Essay
Exhibition
The subject content of an AOK
ethics
perspectives
methods and tools
scope
Deontology is associated with the philosopher
Rene Descartes
Immanuel Kant
John Stuart Mill
John Locke
Consequentialism/Utilitarianism is associated with the philosopher
Rene Descartes
Immanuel Kant
John Stuart Mill
John Locke
What is the nature and scope of the human sciences?
Through observation, Research instruments, and
Models
It is a vast subject area, encompassing any field that studies human behaviour, on both an individual and societal level.
To explain human behaviour, formulate theories to predict it, and then develop remedies for the problems identified by those predictions
Mainly the observer effect, loaded questions, and subjectivity as the human is both investigator and the object of investigation
What are the aims of the human sciences?
Through observation, Research instruments, and
Models
It is a vast subject area, encompassing any field that studies human behaviour, on both an individual and societal level.
To explain human behaviour, formulate theories to predict it, and then develop remedies for the problems identified by those predictions
Mainly the observer effect, loaded questions, and subjectivity as the human is both investigator and the object of investigation
What are the methods and tools used in the human sciences?
Mainly observation, Research instruments, and
Models
It is a vast subject area, encompassing any field that studies human behaviour, on both an individual and societal level.
To explain human behaviour, formulate theories to predict it, and then develop remedies for the problems identified by those predictions
Mainly the observer effect, loaded questions, and subjectivity as the human is both investigator and the object of investigation
What are the limitations of the human sciences?
Mainly observation, Research instruments, and
Models
It is a vast subject area, encompassing any field that studies human behaviour, on both an individual and societal level.
To explain human behaviour, formulate theories to predict it, and then develop remedies for the problems identified by those predictions
Mainly the observer effect, loaded questions, and subjectivity as the human is both investigator and the object of investigation
What is the nature and scope of the natural sciences?
It is mostly about how people react to natural phenomena
It is a vast subject area, encompassing any field that studies the natural world, and make predictions about naturally occurring events
It is a subject that studies human behaviour
What are the methods and tools used in the natural sciences?
Inductive reasoning and the scientific method
Intuition and non-linear process
Serendipity and creativity
All of the answers are correct
What are the limitations of the natural sciences?
Assumptions made on the non-observed and Confirmation Bias
Problems of inductive reasoning
The scientists' confirmation bias and/or agenda
all of the answers are correct
