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Design and Language IDU Worksheet

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When students design a poster for a language class, what IDU skill are they practicing?

a)

Only writing skills

b)

Communication through visuals and text

c)

Only drawing skills

d)

Memorizing vocabulary

2.

What is the main purpose of an IDU in Design and Language?

a)

To teach grammar rules only

b)

To connect learning across subjects to solve real problems

c)

To replace one subject with another

d)

To increase homework

3.

In an IDU, what does the Design Cycle help students do?

a)

Skip planning

b)

Create solutions step-by-step

c)

Focus only on aesthetics

d)

Avoid collaboration

4.

Which strand focuses on researching language needs before designing?

a)

Criterion A

b)

Criterion B

c)

Criterion C

d)

Criterion D

5.

When students adapt language tone for a specific audience, which concept is being applied?

a)

Systems

b)

Communication

c)

Globalization

d)

Aesthetics

6.

A storyboard combining language narration and visual design is an example of:

a)

Single-subject work

b)

Interdisciplinary creativity

c)

Grammar study only

d)

Purely technical drawing

7.

Which of the following is a benefit of integrating languages into a design project?

a)

Reduced collaboration

b)

Stronger communication and storytelling

c)

Less understanding of audience needs

d)

More complicated instructions

8.

In an IDU, what is the role of language skills?

a)

To replace visuals

b)

To enhance meaning, clarity, and storytelling

c)

To make the task longer

d)

To remove creativity

9.

Which tool BEST for designing language-based infographics?

a)

Adobe Illustrator

b)

Paint

c)

Notepad

d)

Calculator

10.

Writing captions for a storyboard mainly develops what skill?

a)

Language structure

b)

Engineering

c)

Chemistry

d)

Fitness

11.

Which global context is common for language–design IDUs?

a)

Scientific and Technical Innovation

b)

Fairness and Development

c)

Orientation in Space and Time

d)

Globalization and Sustainability

12.

A student designing a bilingual poster is practicing:

a)

Only translation

b)

Multilingual communication and design principles

c)

Music skills

d)

Geography

13.

Which design principle ensures text and visuals work together clearly?

a)

Randomness

b)

Contrast and alignment

c)

Guesswork

d)

Bright colors only

14.

Peer feedback on clarity of language and visuals supports which strand?

a)

Evaluating the solution – Criterion D

b)

Developing ideas – Criterion B

c)

Constructing a plan – Criterion C

d)

Researching – Criterion A

15.

Integrating cultural stories in design promotes:

a)

Cultural identity and communication

b)

Repetition

c)

Only drawing

d)

Technology use only

16.

When students justify how language influences design choices, they show:

a)

Reflective thinking

b)

Memorization

c)

Copying

d)

Typing skills

17.

What is the purpose of using language during design interviews with peers?

a)

To confuse them

b)

To gather user needs and feedback

c)

To show grammar mistakes

d)

To practice reading only

18.

Which MYP key concept is most emphasized in language–design projects?

a)

Relationships

b)

Communication

c)

Change

d)

Time

19.

Writing user instructions for a prototype helps develop:

a)

Clear language and usability

b)

Basketball skills

c)

Programming

d)

Singing

20.

When a student edits the text of a poster to match tone and audience, they are applying:

a)

Language conventions

b)

Mechanical engineering

c)

Calculations

d)

Robotics