Written by experienced teachers with an in-depth understanding of teaching and assessments for the IB World Religions SL course.

This TestPrep book in the Revise IB series helps students to familiarise themselves with the world religions SL exams set by the International Baccalaureate. It provides information about the format of the papers and the types of exam questions included. Students can practise answering the questions by writing directly into the book, just like they do in the exam. And, as they work through, there are strategies, hints and support for answering the questions PLUS fully worked solutions at the end.

From some excellent and unique practice questions for Paper 1 to invaluable advice from the experts on how to tackle Paper 2, this book provides essential exam practice support for students revising for their world religions exams.

Students will...

• Understand what to expect from the World Religions exam paper such as question types, how questions are assessed and how marks are assigned, plus information about the assessment objectives
• See example answers to Paper 1 and Paper 2-style questions - with brand new, unseen sample answers to exam-style questions and answer analysis from the point of view of an examiner.
• Test themselves - with three complete sets of exam-style world religions practice papers (the first set includes loads of additional tips, examiner commentary and support to guide students to achieve high marks; the second set has fewer helpful prompts; the last set has no additional help and is designed so students can have a go at it themselves!).
• Check answers - with fully-worked solutions in the back of the book.

Practice exam papers are one of the best ways to make sure students feel confident, reassured and prepared for their exams. With full sets of exam-style papers to work through, World Religions: TestPrep Workbook is the perfect resource for students to use as part of their exam revision - whether this is before the mock exams or before the real thing.

This book can be used from the first year of the Diploma Programme.