This document outlines the marking criteria for a paper with four questions. It provides details on how many marks can be awarded for each type of response for each question. For question 1, 1 mark is given for simple comprehension and 2 marks for explanation. For question 2, marks are awarded based on how sources are addressed and linked. For question 3, marks are given based on how origins, purposes, values and limitations of sources are discussed. For question 4, the number of marks depends on how sources and outside information are synthesized and referenced. It concludes by providing the mark ranges for each IB grade and the local credit conversion for the paper out of 25 marks.
This document outlines the marking criteria for a paper with four questions. It provides details on how many marks can be awarded for each type of response for each question. For question 1, 1 mark is given for simple comprehension and 2 marks for explanation. For question 2, marks are awarded based on how sources are addressed and linked. For question 3, marks are given based on how origins, purposes, values and limitations of sources are discussed. For question 4, the number of marks depends on how sources and outside information are synthesized and referenced. It concludes by providing the mark ranges for each IB grade and the local credit conversion for the paper out of 25 marks.
This document outlines the marking criteria for a paper with four questions. It provides details on how many marks can be awarded for each type of response for each question. For question 1, 1 mark is given for simple comprehension and 2 marks for explanation. For question 2, marks are awarded based on how sources are addressed and linked. For question 3, marks are given based on how origins, purposes, values and limitations of sources are discussed. For question 4, the number of marks depends on how sources and outside information are synthesized and referenced. It concludes by providing the mark ranges for each IB grade and the local credit conversion for the paper out of 25 marks.
-For each response required, award 1 mark simple comprehension and 2 marks for explanation. Question #2: Compare and Contrast (6 Marks) -Award 2 marks if only one document is addressed. -Award 3 marks for a simple description of both documents. -Award 4 marks for an explicit link between the two documents. -Award 5-6 marks for either an excellent linkage OR a detailed comparison of similarities& differences in a comparative framework. Question #3: Origins and Purposes, Values & Limitations (6 Marks) -Each sources should be graded out of 3 marks, but allow a 4/2 mark split. -If only one source is referenced, grade out of 4 marks. -Award 6 marks if the response covers both origins and purpose and values and limitations for both documents. Question #4: Synthesis (8 Marks) -Award a maximum of 5 marks if the response uses only source material or only outside information. -For higher marks, source material must be referenced. -For 8 marks, the response must make a clear argument synthesizing both material from multiple sources and outside information. Source material must be referenced. The response need not deal with every source to score an 8.