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Knowledge questions have four features: -about knowledge -debatable/argumentative -open ended -expressed in T.o.K. vocabulary.

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1 Knowledge questions have four features: -about knowledge -debatable/argumentative -open ended -expressed in T.o.K. vocabulary

2 OPEN ENDED STARTERS: To what extent… How does… How certain… How important…

3 Expressed in T. o. K. vocabulary: NOT: Why do optical illusions work
Expressed in T.o.K. vocabulary: NOT: Why do optical illusions work? IN TOK TERMS: What do optical illusions tell us about sense perception and the truth?

4 Science Reason The Arts Emotion Maths Language Human Science Sense perception History Faith Ethics Intuition Religious Knowledge Memory Indigenous Knowledge Imagination

5 Science Concepts The Arts Language Maths Methodology Human Science Historical Development History Ethics Religious Knowledge Indigenous Knowledge

6 Ethical concepts: Utilitarianism Egoism Virtue Duty

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