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Google Form 2 (After the Class) Title: Post-Class Learning Check – Introduction to International Curriculum Description: This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of Session 1. Q1. An international curriculum is designed primarily to: ○ Increase homework ○ Replace national education systems ✅ Prepare learners for global citizenship and international education ○ Reduce classroom teaching Q2. Which of the following is NOT an international curriculum? ○ Cambridge International ○ IB ○ Pearson Edexcel ✅ CBSE Q3. Why did the International Baccalaureate originally develop? ○ To replace national curricula ○ To introduce online learning ✅ To provide a common qualification for internationally mobile students ○ To reduce examinations Q4. Which IB programme was introduced first? ○ PYP ○ MYP ✅ DP ○ CP Q5. The IB currently offers _____ programmes. ○ Two ○ Three ✅ Four ○ Five Q6. What is the major difference between a national curriculum and the IB curriculum? ○ IB teaches fewer subjects. ○ IB is easier. ✅ IB focuses on inquiry, conceptual understanding, and international-mindedness. ○ IB has no assessments. Q7. Why are there more than 8,900 IB programmes but only 6,200 IB World Schools? ○ Every programme is counted twice. ○ Students are counted as programmes. ✅ Many schools offer more than one IB programme. ○ Different countries count programmes differently. Q8. Which statement best explains the purpose of the IB? ○ To prepare students only for university entrance. ○ To prepare students only for employment. ✅ To develop internationally minded, lifelong learners. ○ To prepare students only for examinations. Q9. Match the programme with the age group. Programme Age Group PYP 3–12 MYP 11–16 DP 16–19 CP 16–19 (Use Google Forms "Multiple Choice Grid" or "Matching" add-on if available.) Q10. Which statement best describes your learning after today's session? ○ I still have many doubts. ○ I understood some concepts. ○ I have a good understanding of international curriculum and the IB. ○ I am confident in explaining the differences between national and international curricula. Bonus Reflection Question (Optional – Short Answer) In one or two sentences, describe one feature of the IB curriculum that you would like to adopt in your own teaching practice and explain why.Homework task for the concepts of Reflection of light at spherical surfaceVocabulary List 1. Avocation Definition: A hobby or activity someone enjoys doing in addition to their main work. Example: Drawing cartoons was his favorite avocation after school. 2. Supercolossal Definition: Extremely large; even bigger than enormous. Example: They ordered a supercolossal pizza to share. 3. Repress Definition: To hold back or keep feelings or thoughts hidden. Example: She tried to repress her anger during the argument. 4. Subliminally Definition: In a way that affects the mind without someone realizing it. Example: The music subliminally made the store feel calmer. 5. Thrombosis Definition: A medical condition where a blood clot forms inside a blood vessel. Example: The doctor warned that lack of exercise can increase the risk of thrombosis. 6. Sclerosis Definition: A hardening of body tissue, especially arteries or organs. Example: The patient was diagnosed with sclerosis that affected his mobility. 7. Distortion Definition: A change that makes something appear different from what it really is. Example: The funhouse mirror caused a distortion of her reflection. 8. Philanthropy Definition: The act of giving money or help to improve the lives of others. Example: His philanthropy helped build a new library for the town. 9. Prevarications Definition: Lies or evasive statements used to avoid telling the truth. Example: The teacher grew tired of the student’s prevarications about missing homework. 10. Syndrome Definition: A group of symptoms or behaviors that occur together. Example: The doctor studied the syndrome to better understand the illness. 11. Schizophrenic Definition: Relating to a mental disorder where a person may have difficulty distinguishing reality from imagination. Example: The character in the story showed schizophrenic behavior. 12. Subsidize Definition: To support financially, usually with money from the government or an organization. Example: The city decided to subsidize public transportation. 13. Phenomenal Definition: Very remarkable or impressive. Example: The athlete gave a phenomenal performance in the race. 14. Demented Definition: Showing disturbed or irrational behavior. Example: The villain in the movie had a demented laugh. 15. Patron Definition: A person who supports or regularly visits a business, artist, or organization. Example: She was a loyal patron of the local bookstore. 16. Cultural Lag Definition: When ideas and beliefs take longer to change than technology or society. Example: Cultural lag can make it hard for laws to keep up with new technology. 17. Omens Definition: Signs believed to predict something that will happen in the future. Example: Some people think black cats are omens of bad luck. 18. Antagonistic Definition: Showing hostility or opposition. Example: The rival teams were antagonistic toward each other. 19. Voluptuous Definition: Curvy and attractive in a full, rich way. Example: The sculpture showed a voluptuous figure. 20. Oscilloscope Definition: A device used to view and measure electrical signals. Example: The scientist used an oscilloscope to study the sound waves. 21. Putrid Definition: Rotting and giving off a very bad smell. Example: The garbage smelled putrid after sitting in the sun. 22. Fixated Definition: Focused or obsessed with something. Example: He became fixated on winning the competition. 23. Mundane Definition: Ordinary, dull, or routine. Example: She was tired of the mundane chores she had to do every day. 24. Ghouls Definition: Evil or ghost-like creatures that feed on the dead in stories or legends. Example: The haunted house story was filled with ghouls and monsters. 25. Maladjusted Definition: Unable to cope well with the demands of life or society. Example: The counselor helped the maladjusted student deal with stress. 26. Incongruous Definition: Not fitting in; out of place. Example: The fancy chandelier looked incongruous in the small cabin. 27. Tribute Definition: Something done or given to show respect or admiration. Example: The concert was a tribute to the famous musician. 28. Audibly Definition: In a way that can be heard clearly. Example: He audibly sighed when the test ended. 29. Proficiency Definition: Skill or competence in doing something. Example: Her proficiency in math helped her tutor other students.Reflections Reflections on the Coordinate Plane - Starter QuizReflections on Coordinate PlaneReflections in mirrorsReflections on a coordinate plane