How well do you know the IB English Lang & Lit syllabus?

What are the three areas of exploration for the course? (Select all three.)

• Time and space

• Readers, writers and texts

• Identity and culture

• Intertextuality

Which of the course concepts relates to the debate among theorists about the way in which language and literature relate to reality?

• Transformation

• Identity

• Representation

• Perspective

Which of the course concepts involves reflection on the extent to which texts are the product of particular contexts and how the text interacts with its context?

• Communication

• Identity

• Culture

• Transformation

Which of the course concepts highlights the role that imagination plays in the acts of both reading and writing?

• Communication

• Identity

• Creativity

• Transformation

The conceptual question, "How are we affected by texts in various ways?" is from which area of exploration?

• Readers, writers and texts

• Intertextuality

• Identity and culture

• Time and space

The conceptual question, "To what extent do texts offer insight into another culture?" is from which area of exploration?

• Readers, writers and texts

• Intertextuality

• Identity and culture

• Time and space

The conceptual question, "In what ways can diverse texts share points of similarity?" is from which area of exploration?

• Readers, writers and texts

• Intertextuality

• Identity and culture

• Time and space

What are the two works in translation that we will be studying during the course? (Check both.)

• The Stranger

• A Raisin in the Sun

• Persepolis

• The Things They Carried

Which of these plays will we study in the course?

• The Merchant of Venice

• A Raisin in the Sun

• Hamilton

• A Doll's House

Which of these statements is true about the differences in course content for SL and HL students?

• SL students study 4 literary works, while HL students study 6 literary works.

• SL students have only 4 units of study, while HL students have 6 units of study.

• SL students will study 7 non-literary text types, while HL students will study 10 non-literary text types.

• SL students will study 5 course concepts, while HL students will study all 7 course concepts.