WorksheetsTOK YR 1 Review Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the main goal of the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course?
To memorize facts
To learn new school subjects
To think critically about knowldge and truth
To prepare for tests and quizzes.
Which question is at the core of TOK?
“How do we know what we know?”
“What is the capital of France?”
“How do we solve math problems?”
“Why do we take tests?”
What is the Core Theme (main theme) of TOK?
Knowledge and Language
Knowledge and Technology
Knowledge and the Knower
Knowledge and Politics
Which of the following is NOT an optional theme in TOK?
Knowledge and Technology
Knowledge and Religion
Knowledge and Politics
Knowledge and Literature
Which of these is an Area of Knowledge?
Psychology
Literature
History
Engineering
Which is NOT one of the 5 Areas of Knowledge?
Mathematics
Arts
Philosophy
Natural Sciences
Which Area of Knowledge studies human behavior and societies?
Natural Sciences
Human Sciences
History
Arts
Which Area of Knowledge studies evidence from the past?
Mathematics
Arts
History
Human Sciences
Which Area of Knowledge uses logic, proofs, and numbers?
Mathematics
History
Human Sciences
Arts
Which Area of Knowledge involves creativity and expression?
Arts
History
Natural Sciences
Mathematics
Which Area of Knowledge focuses on experiments and the natural world?
Arts
Human Sciences
History
Natural Sciences
Which of these is NOT a TOK Key Concept?
Certainty
Objectivity
Responsibility
Creativity
Which Key Concept is about fairness and accountability?
Responsibility
Truth
Culture
Evidence
When students compare different viewpoints, which Key Concept are they exploring?
Power
Responsibility
Perspective
Objectivity
Which Key Concept asks if knowledge can be proven beyond doubt?
Certainty
Truth
Justification
Explanation
Which Key Concept looks at values and traditions in different communities?
Culture
Evidence
Power
Perspective
Which Key Concept is about giving reasons for knowledge claims?
Justification
Evidence
Truth
Responsibility
Which Key Concept asks if knowledge can be free from personal feelings and opinions?
Objectivity
Interpretation
Values
Perspective
Which Key Concept is about how knowledge can control or influence people?
Truth
Power
Responsibility
Values
Which Key Concept deals with judging what is important or worthwhile?
Values
Certainty
Explanation
Culture
When your background or culture affects how you see things or people, that is called:
Objectivity
Bias
Certainty
Justification
What is personal knowledge?
Knowledge shared by a community
Knowledge from your own experiences
Knowledge written in books
Knowledge based on science
What is shared knowledge?
Knowledge kept private
Knowledge accepted by groups or societies
Knowledge from dreams
Personal opinions
What is one main difference between personal and shared knowledge?
Personal knowledge is always true.
Shared knowledge can be passed on; personal knowledge comes from experience.
Shared knowledge only comes from teachers.
Personal knowledge is only about school subjects.
The Mandela Effect is when:
People lie about events
Groups of people remember the same thing incorrectly
People confuse personal and shared knowledge
Two AOKs disagree
What TOK issue does the Mandela Effect raise?
Certainty of memory
The role of imagination
The difference between fact and opinion
Ethics in knowledge
A fact is:
A personal opinion
Something proven true or false with evidence
A cultural belief
A guess
An opinion is:
A testable statement
A universal truth
A scientific law
A personal judgment or preference
A belief is:
Knowledge that doesn’t need proof
A fact proven by science
Something accepted as true, often without full evidence
A cultural law
In TOK, why do students use Real-Life Situations (RLSs)?
To memorize textbook knowledge
To connect TOK concepts to real world examples
To avoid everyday life
To focus only on science
