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Criterion A (as it is in most subjects) tests your knowledge on the theory aspects. You have to always use the case study when answering questions to get full marks.

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As part of Criterion B in the I&S Subjects, you are required to use the SOI for three main purposes:
- Formulating a SMART Research Question
- Justifying the research question's relevance
- Identifying sources of primary and secondary data along with possible limitations

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Criteria C is now present in all components of the examination where register/tone and formatting is important to ensure you incorporate correct subject terminology.

When making graphs, financial accounts or evaluating, analysing, comparing, recommending (important command terms) you are being assessed on Criterion D which is about justifying and connecting knowledgeable concepts to deeper subject thinking

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Criterion A for IB MYP Year 4-5 Economics focuses on Knowledge and Understanding of the subject and its relevant content and material. It usually presents itself via short-answer questions and within longer, essay-style questions.

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Criterion B in Economics focuses on exploration. Students will generally be provided with a Statement of Inquiry and a scenario around which they will generate research questions and appropriate investigative methods to research the SOI.

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Criterion C and D in MYP Economics centres around graphs, models (C) and the extent to which a student is able to explain and articulate economic theories in a given context (D). Criterion D is a long answer and is generally paired with Criterion A or C (or both) for questions that tend to surpass 10 marks.

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Biology Criterion B Long Question sample

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Biology Criterion B Long Question sample