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Test your knowledge about the International Baccalaureate with these fun facts!

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Froggy Jumps IB Random Facts QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about the International Baccalaureate with these fun facts! par Sarah Junco 1 What does IB stand for? a International Baccalaureate Association b International Baccalaureate c International Board 2 In which year was the IB founded? a 1980 b 1975 c 1968 3 What is the primary goal of the IB program? a to promote peace through education b To prepare students for standardized tests c To focus solely on academic excellence 4 How many programs does the IB offer? a Four b Three c Five 5 What is TOK? a Theory of Constraints b Total Organic Carbon c Research directed at reflecting on how we know. 6 What is IB from? a Genevra, Switzerland b Berlin, Germany c London, England 7 Which subject is NOT part of the IB curriculum? a Mathematics b History c French 8 What is the maximum score a student can achieve in the IB Diploma? a 40 b 50 c 45 9 How is the evaluation process? a Exams, projects, presentations and essays. b Projects, essays, partials, teamwork c Exams, presentations, self-evaluation, effort 10 How many words does the monography need? a 5000 b 4500 c 4000 11 How many schools taught IB in 1973? a 4,7775 b 4,556 c 4,321 12 age range in Ib a 3-19 b 13-18 c 5-19 13 How many subjects are there in IB? a 7 b 6 c 8 14 What does the theory of knowledge offer? a offers the opportunity to reflect on the nature of knowledge. b offers the opportunity to reflect on nature. c offers the opportunity to reflect on life. 15 What is the main question of the theory of knowledge? a How do we make? b How do we do? c How do we know? 16 Which one is NOT an examples of TOK questions a What does Theory Z mean in the real world? b What is a test of x? c How do we know how to gamble 17 Who is directs the monograph? a Coordinators b Students c Teachers 18 What is the minimum number of points that must be achieved to obtain the IB diploma? a 25 b 24 c 30 19 What evolutions does it use? a External b Internal c Internal and external 20 What should be done to demonstrate CAS concepts? a Make an essay b Make a project c Take an exam

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IB Random Facts QuizVersion en ligne

par Sarah Junco

What does IB stand for?

In which year was the IB founded?

What is the primary goal of the IB program?

How many programs does the IB offer?

What is TOK?

What is IB from?

Which subject is NOT part of the IB curriculum?

What is the maximum score a student can achieve in the IB Diploma?

How is the evaluation process?

How many words does the monography need?

How many schools taught IB in 1973?

age range in Ib

How many subjects are there in IB?

What does the theory of knowledge offer?

What is the main question of the theory of knowledge?

Which one is NOT an examples of TOK questions

Who is directs the monograph?

What is the minimum number of points that must be achieved to obtain the IB diploma?

What evolutions does it use?

What should be done to demonstrate CAS concepts?