MYP Assessment Bank

Students propose a new amendment to the U.S. Constitution which is sent for ratification.

Learners paint with watercolour to understand aesthetics and composition as belief systems of a visual culture.

Students apply knowledge of the “rules of photography”, UN Sustainable Development Goals and photography analysis to create four to five original and thought provoking images.

Students explore patterns created by biscuit dough on a baking tray and discover the relationship between the total number of biscuits and the number of biscuits in the longest diagonal.

Students compose a cover song that stays true to the aesthetic of the original piece of music.

Evaluate the students’ understanding and ability to compose music that enhances the emotions and atmosphere of a film scene.

Learners identify rationale and investigate how elements of music are defined and performed.

Students would look at the patterns and draw the next two patterns in the series in order to determine and verify the rule connecting the variables in the pattern.

Students will make a recommendation about the best system to create fairness and promote development within this new country.

Students will organize an argument for or against security and freedom backed by informed knowledge of the 3 main types of government and the philosophical ideas behind those types of governance.

Students will present their perspective on whether or not vaccines and immunizations should be made mandatory in Canada.

This is a creative project where students create a story and use a mix of direct and indirect characterisation to create a character arc.

Taking on the role of a celebrity who has previously experienced marginalisation, students produce a creative piece in response to two poems provided.

Students produce and direct a 3-5 minute film for 11-14 year-olds in order to inform them about important community topics and inspire them to make a difference.

Learners decide on the best energy source for South Africa based on various factors that affect the country as it is currently in an energy crisis.

Students demonstrate that changes in our use of nuclear technology will be felt by present and future generations.

Students design a parkour circuit that enables others to extend and enjoy their creativity in a challenging environment through innovative development of movement and training.

Students compose (plan and design), perform and evaluate a composition to music that they have selected.

Students demonstrate their ability to apply the key concepts, strategies, and tactics of invasion game/sport through in handball.

Creating a fitness program to improve fitness level and prepare for a beep test.

Learners design a zoo with enclosures for several different types of animals using various shapes.

Students explore the Tanzanite Bridge in Dar Es Salaam mathematically using their understanding of coordinate geometry.

Learners change a well-known English story to one that represents characters of a different gender/race/ability.

In order for students to understand the significance of the Holocaust, they will research one of its causes.

Students create a personal manifesto to express their beliefs and values.

Learners describe how using a variety of languages can help us communicate with different audiences.

Students prepare a community performance to honor our military veterans.

Students will investigate whether the temperature of water affects the time it takes for a spoonful of sugar to dissolve in it.

Students will write a speech about the sustainability of a particular country.

Students explain and demonstrate the role of Assisted reproductive techniques (ART) and its implication on the community

Students will find out about fad diets and discuss their negative and positive implications, such as social and economic implications.

Students will propose a design for a new learning space with classrooms, student lounge, IT centre and any other suitable facilities.

Students teach younger children the the important skills and concepts for playing video games through their own design.

Students will look for connections to famous literary texts in paintings by comparing and contrasting visual depictions of literary masterpieces with the original scenes from the literary work.

Students use trigonometry to estimate the height of one of the mountains around Tivat.

Students will write a persuasive text for the school magazine in order to draw attention to the racial discrimination that might exist in school and how students’ self-esteem and communication get impacted.

Students use data to show what the characteristics are of the most typical grade 6 student.

Students give a presentation to a group of French exchange students who are visiting their school for an educational exchange event.

Listening to a report on teenagers’ mental wellbeing.

Analyse the impact rap music has on French youth and the role it plays in urban French history.

Write a blog post about a collaboration between you and your ePal about music genres, countries of origin, music francophone and what role different types of music play in your lives.

In this task, students show a family connects people as patterns of behaviour structure those relationships.

Creating a Continuation of the Last Chapter of the novel The Breadwinner.

Students use their knowledge of graphic novel features, the content of Persepolis and their understanding of Iran’s history to compose the analysis with a focus on genre, perspective or context which are the key and related concepts of the unit.

Students demonstrate their understanding of the function and interaction of body systems to describe and summarise the consequences of using bionic body parts and organ transplants.

Students investigate relationships between factors affecting magnetic forces.

Students will engage in gathering information and creating a handbook about ethical issues concerning genetics research.

Learners research water potential in the cells of two types of plant tissues and present their findings.

Students read a text about a new device that has been put on the market and then analyse and draw conclusions based on it.

Students repurpose a product to solve a client’s problem, whilst raising awareness around sustainability.

Learners aid a team of engineers who have a problem with resonance in a system and produce a report.

Investigating mathematical patterns that form when handshakes occur between a group of people.

Test on lines, angles, shapes and an introduction to geometry.

Students explore data to look for any patterns that they believe exist between a country’s GDP against their reported life satisfaction.

Learners use their knowledge of numeric systems and patterns to determine which numbers should be painted in their application for the City Council.

Students persuade a television director that a particular person is a strategic solution-seeker who chose to improve and benefit his community.

Students explain how a specific type of tourism impacts a city or state in India.

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