MEMO TO: IB Candidates testing in May 2019 DATE: April 15, 2019

Please review this information as it is critical for your successful participation in exams.

Reminders:

1. ATTENDANCE: All AP and IB exams are mandatory. Not taking the exam and staying at home is not an option.

2. PARKING: Allow yourself additional time for parking and any unforeseen issues. Parking in the church parking lot or SMCHS visitor/staff parking spaces is not allowed and violators will receive detentions.

3. NOT PERMITTED: Cell phones or other electronic equipment (except a calculator when approved), wearable technology, food, notes, scratch paper. If you take any of these items into the exam – even if it is by mistake – you will be in breach of regulations and may not be eligible for a score in the subject being examined.

4. DRESS CODE: Students must adhere to the school dress code as indicated by the school calendar. Only seniors may be in non-uniform dress if it is permitted on that day.

5. STUDENT ID REQUIRED: ID will be checked at the door, students must bring their SMCHS ID to be admitted to every exam.

6. ATTENDENCE: Students are excused from all classes on the day of an AP or IB Exam if you so choose. It is still your responsibility, however, to inform your teachers and meet all assignment due dates.

7. ALTERNATE EXAMS: If you have been approved to take an alternate AP or IB Exam due to a conflict, please note the dates, times and locations of these exams.

8. EXTENDED TIME: Students approved for extended time on an AP or IB Exam will take the exam on the same date, starting at the same time, but will be in a different location and with a different ending time.

9. SCHEDULE: The AP and IB May 2019 Exam Master Calendar is available online via the SMCHS website.

10. MATERIALS: Pens and pencils will be provided for ALL students during both AP and IB exams. Your individual teachers will inform you of the appropriate materials (namely the approved calculators) to bring to the exams.

11. DISMISAL: Students are not allowed to leave early from an AP Exam for any reason. Do not ask to leave early if you finish before the end of the exam as your request will be denied. If you play a sport or have a job, it will be your responsibility to inform your coach or employer of your AP obligation.

12. AP EXAMS: it is imperative that you use your full legal name and provide consistent personal information on all answer sheets and on the College Board website, each year that you are testing.

13. FOOD/DRINK: You are allowed to bring bottled water in a clear, plastic recyclable bottle (labels are to be removed). You are allowed to bring a snack and beverage for your allocated break. However, food is not permitted in an exam room.

14. MISCONDUCT: You are required to abide by the policies set by College Board, IB, and SMCHS during the exams. Any misconduct, including cheating, will be reported and could jeopardize your AP and/or IB exam grade. In addition, SMCHS published consequences will be enforced for misconduct.

Documents Included Below:

AP and IB Master Exams Calendar – exams will start promptly at the time listed IB Answer Booklet Guide – provides instructions on how to label your answer booklet IB Conduct of the Examination Flyer – summarizes permitted/not permitted items for

examinations IB Conduct of the Examinations – outlines the general exam policies IB Calculator Policy Academic Honesty Flyer Schematic of San Francisco Solano Church - primary testing site for exams. A few

exams may be administered on the SMCHS campus.

Good Luck!

Mr. Calbreath IB Coordinator and Counselor

Santa Margarita Catholic High School 22062 Antonio Parkway | Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688 TEL: 949.766.6033 | FAX: 949.766.6005 Attachments: Conductoftheexaminationsnoticetocandidatesposter 2018.pdf Conduct of the Examination poster Students.pdf IB Answer Booklet GuideStudents.pdf May 2018 San Francisco Solano schematic .pdf IBAP Exam Calendar 41217.docx

SMCHS ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY 2019 Per the SMCHS Student Parent Handbook

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY Academic integrity and ethical behavior are expected from all SMCHS students. Academic

dishonesty and unethical behavior are contrary and counterproductive to the philosophy and goals of SMCHS. Academic

dishonesty includes, but is not limited to: Plagiarism – Plagiarism is defined as the theft and use of another's ideas or

writings as one's own, with or without the knowledge of the other person. This includes misrepresenting or fabricating a

source. Cheating – Cheating is defined as having, without the teacher’s authorization, notes, materials, and/or

resources of any type (calculators, computers, the help of another student, looking at another paper, answers and/or

pertinent information written on any item, etc.) during any exam, quiz, on a submitted paper, and/or homework

assignment. Presenting previously submitted works from other classes as new work is considered cheating. Facilitating

Dishonesty – Knowingly sharing passwords to allow others access to one’s own work or allowing another student to

obtain, without the teacher’s authorization, information from one's own, or someone else’s, exam, paper, and/or

homework or doing the work of another. Improper Collaboration – Working together on a project or assignment

without the instructor’s knowledge or permission. Students may tutor other students within proper limits. A tutor may

work any assignment, question or problem for a student that is not being turned in for a grade. If an assignment is being

turned in for a grade, a student should never turn in the tutor's solution as if it were his (or her) own. Hence, the tutor

should not supply a complete (or even partial) solution to that particular answer or problem. Tutors SMCHS 2018-2019

Parent Student Handbook Page 58 may, however, create or select similar questions or problems and work through them

for the purpose of illustrating the concepts and methods that the student will need in completing the assignment. It is

also permissible for a tutor to look at a student's work on an assignment for the purpose of identifying the student's

errors. The tutor can then address any misconceptions that might have caused these errors and, without giving the

direct answer, explain the correct principles, using appropriate examples to illustrate each point. Academic Misconduct

– Tampering with grades, tests, or other class materials; stealing or tampering with the work of another student.

Consequences When a teacher determines that a student is in violation of the academic integrity policy, he or she will

refer the student to the discipline office for the following consequences: First Offense – Consequences include, but are

not limited to, the following: "No Credit" on test/assignment, Referral to Dean’s Office, Saturday Detention(s), Parent

Contact, Sanctions Agreement providing notification that another Academic Dishonesty will result in a referral to the

Principal for involuntary withdrawal of student from SMCHS. Second Offense – Consequences include, but are not

limited to, the following: "No Credit" on test/assignment, Parent Contact, Referral to the Principal for involuntary

withdrawal of student from SMCHS. Consequences for Academic Dishonesty on a Semester/Final Exam To be

determined by the Dean’s Office. Depending upon the nature and seriousness of the situation, consequences include,

but are not limited to, the following: "No Credit" on the exam (20% of the final grade), Sanctions, Suspension, Probation,

Parent Contact, “U” in Citizenship for semester, possible Involuntary Withdrawal, Expulsion from SMCHS, Student

removed from any and all elected or leadership positions for the remainder of the school year or the following semester.

Consequences for Academic Dishonesty on National Examinations To be determined by the Dean’s Office. Depending

upon the nature and seriousness of the situation, consequences include, but are not limited to, the following: Sanctions,

Suspension, Probation, Parent Contact, “U” in Citizenship for semester, possible Involuntary Withdrawal, Expulsion from

SMCHS. Student removed from any and all elected or leadership positions for the remainder of the school year or the

following semester. National Examinations include, but are not limited to, the following, IOWA, PLAN, PSAT, SAT, ACT,

AP, and IB. Additional Consequences An incident of academic dishonesty will result in the student's removal from the

honor roll for the quarter (if necessary) and may also jeopardize the student's membership in National Honor Society

and California Scholarship Federation. Academic Dishonesty in an Honors class (including AP and IB classes) may result in

the student's removal from the class.

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International Baccalaureate (IB) / Advance Placement (AP) May 2019 Exam Master Calendar 4-26-19 final

Friday, May 3

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room

12:00-2:30pm IB Business Management HL P1 (42) 3 23 F,G,H 12:00-3:45pm ASP IB Business Management HL P1 (2) 1 2 A -0- 25 25

Monday, May 6

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-10:00am IB Business Management HL P2 (42) 3 23 F,G,H 7:30-11:15am ASP IB Business Management HL P2 (2) 1 2 RE 210 7:30-10:30am AP US Gov’t & Politics (25) 1 14 D,F 7:30-1:30pm ASP AP Gov’t & Politics 100% (2) 1 2 C 7:30-1:30pm ASP AP Gov’t & Politics 100% + reader (1) 1 2 B 43 -0- 43

Tuesday, May 7

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-10:30am IB Music HL P1 (3) 1 3 A 12:00-3:30pm IB History HL P1 & P2 (7) 1 5 C

7:30-12:00 ASP IB Music HL P1 (1) 1 2 B **see afternon 12:00-3:00pm AP Physics 1 (55) 3 30 B123 7:30-10:00am IB Music SL P1 (6) 1 4 C 12:00-4:30pm ASP AP Physics 1 50% (1) 1 2 B **fast turn time 7:30-11:15am ASP IB Music SL P1 (1) 1 2 D 12:00-6:00pm ASP AP Physics 1 100% + reader (1) 1 2 E 7:30-10:30am AP Spanish Language & Culture (24) 1 13 E 12:00-6:00pm ASP AP Physics 1 100% (1) 1 2 D 24 41 65

Wednesday, May 8

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-10:30am IB History HL P3 (7) 1 5 C 12:00-3:00pm IB Philosophy HL P1 (39) 2 21 B, C 7:30-10:30am AP English Lit and Comp (60) 3 32 Parish Hall 12:00-3:00pm AP French Language & Culture (2) 1 2 A 7:30-12:00pm ASP AP English Lit and Comp 50% (1) 1 existing RE 207 7:30-12:30pm ASP AP English Lit and Comp 100% (1) 1 existing RE 209 37 23 60

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Thursday, May 9

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room

7:30-10:45am IB Philosophy HL P2 & P3 (39) 2 22 B,C 12:00-3:30pm IB Biology HL P1 & P2 (28) 2 16 B,C 12:00-2:30pm IB Biology SL P1 & P2 (10) 1 6 E 12:00-3:00pm AP Psychology (75) 3 39 Parish Hall 12:00-4:30pm ASP AP Psychology 50% (2) 1 2 A 12:00-6:00pm ASP AP Psychology 100% (2) 1 2 D 22 65 87

Friday, May 10

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-9:15am IB Biology HL P3 (28) 2 15 B,C

7:30-9:00am IB Biology SL P3(10) 1 6 E 7:30-11:30am AP US History (34) 1 18 Parish Hall 7:30-1:30pm ASP AP US History (1) 1 2 A 41 -0- 41

Monday, May 13

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-10:30am AP Biology (133) 4 70 Parish Hall +A 12:00-2:00pm IB Math Studies SL P1 (48) 3 26 B123

7:30-12:00pm ASP AP Biology 50% (3) 1 existing RE 207 12:00-3:00pm ASP IB Math Studies SL P1 (3) 1 3 D 7:30-12:00pm ASP AP Biology 100% (1) 1 existing RE 208 12:00-2:30pm IB Math HL P1 (13) 1 8 B 7:30-12:00pm ASP AP Biology 100% + reader (1) 1 existing RE 209 12:00-2:00pm IB Math SL P1 (12) 1 7 C 12:00 -3:00pm ASP IB Math SL P1 (1) 1 2 E 12:00-1:30pm AP Physics C – Mechanics (27) 1 15 F,G 12:00-3:00pm ASP AP Physics C – Mechan 100%+read (1) 1 2 H 70 63 133

Tuesday, May 14

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-9:30am IB Math Studies SL P2 (48) 3 26 B123 12:00-2:00pm IB Mandarin Chinese SL P1 (11) 1 7 B

7:30-10:30am ASP IB Math Studies SL P2 (3) 1 3 D 12:00-2:30pm IB Mandarin HL P1 (8) 1 5 F 7:30-10:00am IB Math HL P2(13) 1 8 B 12:00-2:00pm IB Latin HL P1 (4) 1 3 A 7:30-9:30am IB Math SL P2(12) 1 7 C 12:00–1:45pm IB Latin SL P1 (11) 1 7 C 7:30-10:30 ASP IB Math SL P2(1) 1 2 E 12:00-4:00pm AP Art History (14) 1 8 D,E 7:30-11:30am AP Calculus AB (66) 3 35 B123

7:30-1:30pm ASP AP Calculus AB 100% + reader (1) 1 existing RE 207

7:30-11:30am AP Calculus BC (33) 1 18 F,G

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Wednesday, May 15

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-9:30am IB Mandarin Chinese SL P2 (11) 1 7 B 12:00-2:00pm IB Economics SL P1 (16) 1 9 B,C 7:30-10:00am IB Mandarin Chinese HL P2 (8) 1 5 F 12:00-2:30pm AP Macroeconomics (105) 4 56 Parish Hall 7:30–10:00am IB Latin HL P2 (4) 1 1 A 12:00-3:45pm ASP AP Macroeconomics 50%(2) 1 2 A 7:30–9:00am IB Latin SL P2 (11) 1 1 C 12:00-5:00pm ASP AP Macroeconomics 100% + reader (1) 1 2 E 7:30-11:30am AP English Lang & Comp (114) 4 3 Gym 12:00-5:00pm ASP AP Macroeconomics 100% + reader (1) 1 2 D 7:30-1:30pm ASP AP Eng Lang &Comp 50% (4) 1 existing RE 210 7:30-3:30pm ASP AP Eng Lang &Comp 100% (1) 1 existing RE 207 7:30-3:30pm ASP AP Eng Lang&Comp 100%+reader (1)1 ex RE 209 7:30-9:00am IB Math HL P3 (10) 1 6 G 11:00-12:30pm Alt IB Math HL P3 (3) 1 3 H 94 71 165

Thursday, May 16

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-9:30am IB Economics SL P2 (16) 1 9 B,C 12:00-2:30pm IB English A Lit HL P1 (82) 5 44 Parish Hall

7:30-11:30am AP World History (58) 3 31 Gym 12:00-3:45pm ASP IB English A Lit HL P1 (4) 1 3 A 7:30-3:30pm ASP AP World 100% + computer (1) 1 2 D 12:00-3:00pm AP Statistics (20) 1 11 F,G 7:30-3:30pm ASP AP World 100% + breaks (1) 1 2 E 44 58 102

Friday, May 17

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-10:00am IB English A Lit HL P2 (82) 5 44 Parish Hall 12:00-4:45pm IB Physics HL P1 & P2 (5) 1 4 B 7:30-11:15am ASP IB English A Lit HL P2 (4) 1 3 A 12:00-3:00pm IB Physics SL P1 & P2 (2) 1 2 A 12:00-3:00pm AP Computer Science A (17) 1 10 C 47 16

Monday, May 20

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-9:15am IB Physics HL P3 (5) 1 4 B 12:00-1:30am IB Environmental Syst & Soc SL P1 (21) 2 12 B,C 7:30-9:00am IB Physics SL P3 (2) 1 2 A 6 12 18

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Tuesday, May 21

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-10:00am IB Environmental Syst & Soc SL P2 (21) 2 12 B,C 12:00-1:45pm IB Classical Greek SL P1 (3) 1 3 A 12:00-2:00pm IB Spanish B HL P1 (11) 1 7 B 12:00-3:00pm ASP IB Spanish B HL P1 (1) 1 2 C 12:00-2:00pm IB Spanish B SL P1 (49) 3 27 R Bldg third floor 12 51 63

Wednesday, May 22

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-9:30am IB Classical Greek SL P2 (3) 1 3 A 12:00-3:00pm IB Chemistry SL P1 & P2 (18) 1 10 B,C 7:30-9:30am IB Spanish B HL P2 (11) 1 7 B 12:00-1:30pm Alt AP Physics C Electricity&Magnetism (1) 1 2 A 7:30-10:30am ASP IB Spanish B HL P2 (1) 1 2 C 7:30-9:30am IB Spanish B SL P2 (45) 3 27 B123 11:00-1:00pm Alt IB Spanish B SL P2 (4) 1 3 RE 209 7:30-10:30am Alt AP Psychology (2) 1 2 F 7:30-9:00am Alt AP Physics C Mechanics (8) 1 5 D 7:30-10:30am Alt AP Statistics (9) 1 6 E 7:30-1:30pm ALT ASP AP Stats100%+reader+calc (1) 1 exist RE207 7:30-11:45am ALT AP English Language (1) 1 2 RE 210 54 12 66

Thursday, May 23

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 7:30-9:00am IB Chemistry SL P3 (18) 1 10 B,C 12:00-2:00pm IB French B HL P1 (2) 1 2 A 7:30-11:30am Alt AP US History (6) 1 4 A 12:00-2:00pm IB French B SL P1 (8) 1 5 B 7:30-10:30am Alt AP Physics 1 (3) 1 3 D 12:00-3:00pm IB Further Math HL P1 (2) 1 2 C 7:30-10:30am Alt AP Biology (1) 1 2 E 19 9 28

Friday, May 24 - HOLIDAY

Time Morning Exams Room Time Afternoon Exams Room 9:00-11:00am IB French B HL P2 (2) 1 SM S 212 12-00-2:30pm Alt AP Macroeconomics (5) 1 SM S 212 9:00-11:00am IB French B SL P2 (8) 1 SM S 211 12:00-3:00pm Alt AP Spanish Lang & Comp (1) 1 SM S 211 11:30-1:00pm IB French B HL P2 (1) 1 SM S 210 9:00-12:00pm IB Further Math HL P2 (2) 1 SM S 201 9:00-1:00pm Alt AP Calculus BC (2) 1 SM S 202 9:00-12:00pm Alt AP US Gov’t and Politics (5) 1 SM S 203 11 4 15

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KEY Student numbers in black – in parenthesis following title of exam Proctor numbers in orange – important to IB & AP office – immaterial to facilities & students Table numbers in purple – totals per exam, morning/afternoon and daily total included – immaterial to students IB Exams– contact Justin Calbreath with questions ext. 1010– Cindy ext. 1034– Susi ext. 1034 AP Exams- contact Eric Banducci with questions ext. 1010

EXAM LOCATION KEY: Rooms A, B, C, D, E first floor of San Francisco Solano Church Rooms F, G, H second floor of San Francisco Solano Church Room B123 basement rooms at San Francisco Solano Church Parish Center Hall Parish Center Hall at San Francisco Solano Church Room RE 207, 208, 209 & 210 Religious Education Building, second floor at San Francisco Solano SMCHS R Bldg. third floor – dance studio SMCHS Gym SMCHS Gym SMCHS room S ___ SMCHS S Building – designated classrooms

Conduct of the examinations

Notice to candidatesThe following instructions must be observed for all IB examinations. Failure to comply may result in no grade being awarded for the subject being examined. If you do not understand these instructions, please contact your coordinator.

Arrive on time for your examination. You are not permitted to leave the examination within the ÿrst 60 minutes, or the last 15 minutes.

Do not communicate with other candidates in the examination room.

Do not bring any unauthorized materials to your desk.

Follow all invigilator instructions. Raise your hand if you require the invigilator’s attention.

Do not take any examination material out of the examination room.

Ensure that you report any incidents of possible misconduct to your coordinator.

Do not discuss the content of the examination outside of your immediate cohort in the next 24 hours.

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Notice to candidates

You must arrive in good time for the start of an examination and may not be allowed to sit the examination if you arrive late.

Your coordinator/invigilator will decide where you will sit during an examination. You must remain seated until permission is given to leave the examination room.

You may only take to your desk/table the following items:

• General stationery, for example, black/blue pen, pencil, eraser, geometry instruments, ruler. Correcting fluidand gel pens are not permitted.

• Materials specified by the IB as required for a particular examination, for example, an electronic calculator,a clean copy of a case study and/or data booklet.

• A bilingual translation dictionary for non-modern language examinations, that does not contain notes ofany kind.

Your coordinator/invigilator has the right to inspect and confiscate any item you bring into the examination room. This includes electronic calculators, which should be set to test mode (when applicable).

Follow all the instructions from your coordinator/invigilator.

Your coordinator/invigilator has the right to remove you from the examination room if your behaviour interferes with the examination.

In cases of emergency, and with the permission of your coordinator/invigilator, you may be allowed to temporarily leave the examination room. You will remain supervised at all times.

If you decide to leave the examination room before the scheduled finishing time, you will not be allowed to return.

Failure to comply with any of these regulations will be considered academic misconduct and may result in no grade being awarded.

If you do not understand these regulations, please contact your coordinator.

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If you find that you have accidentally taken unauthorized material into an examination (for example, a cell/mobile phone), you must give it to your coordinator/invigilator immediately.

You must not include inappropriate, offensive or obscene content in your responses.

All work submitted for assessment must be entirely your own. Collusion, plagiarism and the impersonation of another candidate are not permitted.

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Items not permittedIf you take any of the following items into an IB examination - even by mistake - you will be in breach of regulations and may not be eligible for a grade in the subject being examined.If you do not understand these instructions, please contact your coordinator.

An approved calculator or personal CD player is permitted in certain examinations.

Electronic equipment

Books or guides

Rough/scratch paper

or notes

Wearable technologyNote that this includes, but is not limited to, smart watches, smart glasses, and wireless

headphones.

RefreshmentsWater is permitted at the

discretion of the coordinator.

Rough/scratch paper or notes

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Answer Booklet Guide

This guide has been produced to help you as a candidate become familiar with using answer booklets in IB Diploma Programme and Career-related Programme examinations.

What does the answer booklet look like?

Each booklet consists of four pages. On the top of the front page there are sections in which to indicate your session number and name, along with brief instructions on how to correctly write question numbers. The remainder of this page and all other pages are for you to write your answers to examination questions. Please remember to write your answers on the lines, keeping within the large pink box on each page. Beside the lines for your answers are boxes in which you must write the number of each question you answer.

Some important advice

Know your candidate session number.

Read the IB poster Conduct of the examinations: notice to candidates. If you haveany questions about what it says, ask your coordinator.

Take only authorized material into the examination room. If you are found inpossession of unauthorized material (for example, notes, a mobile/cell phone)even by mistake, you will be in breach of the IB regulations.

Write in dark blue or black ink only. Do not use gel pens. The use of colour is only permitted in geography examinations.

Draw a line through any plans or working out that you do not want marked.

At the end of the examination, place the below material (whereapplicable) together in the following sequence:

• the blue coversheet at the front• the examination paper (but only if this is the kind of examination paper in

which

you write answers)

• the answer booklet(s)

• squared paper (used in Chinese/Japanese language examinations)

Secure the above material together with a string tag.

• graph paper

If you make a mistake

Example 3

If you start writing an answer to a question and then decide you are going to answer a different question altogether, fill in the question number box in addition to putting a line through the wrong answer. Write the question number of the new answer in the next box and begin your answer again (see Example 3).

Completing your session number and name

Before you begin writing answers to questions, please write your candidate session number and name in the appropriate boxes on the first page. If you do not know your session number, ask the examination invigilator. Your session number and name must appear on the front page of each booklet you use.

Completing the boxes

You must ensure you have written the question number correctly before you begin writing each of your answers.

Example 1Where a question is split into part numbering, for example (a), (b), (c) or (i), (ii), you must write this on the line at the start of your answer. It is not necessary to indicate the question number more than once for questions that are split into part numbering, and there is no need to write the name of the section, topic or theme that you are answering from (see Example 1).

If your answer goes over more than one page, there is no need to write the question number again at the top of each new page.

Example 2Leave at least one line space between each answer. If there is not one line space available between the last line of your answer and the next question number box, go to the next available question number box and start your next answer there (see Example 2).

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If you run out of space

If you run out of space in your answer booklet, ask the invigilator for a new booklet and complete your session number and name on the front page. If you are continuing with an answer that you started in your first booklet, write the question number again in the new booklet before continuing with your answer.

If you need to go back and write more for any of your answers at any stage, go to the end of the last answer that you wrote in your answer booklet. In the next available box, write the question number again and then continue your answer.

If you make a mistake when writing your question number, fill in the question number box and use the next available box.

If you make a mistake when writing your question number, fill in the question number box and use the next available box.

Are you completing your IB assignments

The IB expects Diploma Programme candidates to exercise academic honesty in all of their work, which includes acknowledging any sources used within an assignment.

The IB General Regulations: Diploma Programme defines malpractice as behaviour that results in, or may result in, the candidate or any other candidate gaining an unfair advantage in one or more assessment components.

ExamplEs of malpracticE

• Plagiarism - the representation of the ideas or work of another person as your own.

• Collusion - supporting malpractice by another candidate, as in allowing your work to be copied or

submitted for assessment by another candidate.• Duplication of work - the presentation of the same work for different assessment components and/or IB

diploma requirements.• Misconduct during an examination, including the

possession of unauthorized material.• Disclosing information to another candidate, or

receiving information from another candidate, about the content of an examination paper

within 24 hours after the examination.

ASK FOR ADviCeAs a Diploma Programme candidate you are responsible for ensuring that

all of the work you submit is authentic and that any sources used are

appropriately acknowledged. If you have any doubts please ask for advice.

HOw tO AvOiD plagiarism

• Credit all the sources you use, even if you have paraphrased or summarized.

• Clearly distinguish between your work and the source being used (using quotation marks, indentation or a similar method).

• Use a style of referencing that is appropriate for the subject.

things to rEmEmbEr

• IB students are principled and act with integrity and honesty.

• IB students should be content creators not content imitators.

• If you engage in any form of malpractice you may not be eligible for a grade in the

subject concerned.

• Do it right, remember to cite! Credit where credit is due!

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Use of calculators in examinations 2019 – version 1.0

Calculator List

This document should be read in conjunction with the calculator section of “The conduct of IB Diploma

Programme examinations” document and other information available on the Programme Resource Centre.

It provides examples of calculators which are recommended for use in IB examinations and those which

are prohibited. This list will be updated as and when necessary. It should be noted that these are not

definitive lists and teachers should check other models against the information in “The conduct of IB

Diploma Programme examinations” document. Schools should also ensure that all calculators used in

examinations comply with the regulations.

Recommended calculators

The following models meet the minimum requirements for mathematics subjects and have updated and

time-saving functionalities not found on other models.

Texas Instruments TI 84 Plus – all models TI 83 Plus

TI Nspire (non-CAS), with 84 faceplate TI 83 Plus silver edition

TI-Nspire (non-CAS models)

• TI-Nspire CX II / CX II-T (OS version 5.0 or higher)

• TI-Nspire CX (OS version 4.5.1)

• TI-Npsire (OS version 3.9)

All TI-Nspire models

must be updated to the

latest Operating System

(OS) as indicated.

All TI-Nspire models must be placed in “Press-to-Test” mode with the correct features blocked (see list below).

TI-Nspire (selected CAS models)

with CAS mode disabled

• TI-Nspire CX II CAS (OS version 5.0 or higher)

• TI-Nspire CX II-T CAS (OS version 5.0 or higher)

• TI-Nspire CX II-C CAS (OS version 5.0 or higher)

Hewlett Packard HP Prime updated to the latest firmware in “Exam Mode”, with the correct features blocked (see list below)

Casio

FX 9750G Plus or GII FX 1.0 Plus

CFX 9850 Plus Graph 35 Plus / 35+E / 35+E II

CFX 9950 Plus Graph 65 Plus

FX 9860G /FX 9860G SD /FX 9860G AU Graph 85 series

FX 9860GII / FX 9860GII SD / FX 9860G AU PLUS updated to the latest operating system for IB examinations in “Examination Mode”

Graph 75 / Graph 95 updated to the latest operating system for IB examinations in “Examination Mode”

Graph 90+E,

in “Examination Mode”

FX CG10/20 updated to the latest operating system for IB examinations in “Examination Mode”

FX CG50,

in “Examination Mode”

See “Necessary actions with recommended calculators” below for guidance on ensuring these

recommended calculators meet requirements.

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Prohibited calculators

The following models are not allowed in examinations under any circumstances.

Texas Instruments TI Voyage 200 (all versions) TI 89 (all versions)

TI 92 (all versions) Older CAS models:

• TI-Nspire CX CAS

• TI-Nspire CAS

TI-Nspire models that are not updated to the latest operating system

Hewlett Packard HP 38-95 (all versions)

Casio Classpad (all versions) / FX CG500 Graph 100

FX 2.0 (all versions) FX 9970 (all versions)

FX 9860GII / FX 9860GII SD / FX 9860G AU PLUS not updated to the latest operating system

Graph 75 / Graph 95 not updated to the latest operating system

CG series - FXCG10/20 not updated to the latest operating system

Notes:

• Any devices with unrestricted/candidate accessible WiFi functionality are not permitted.

• Other calculators which have features that do not appear on any of the recommended models and/or have functionality that is exclusive to the prohibited calculators (and not blocked during the examination) are not allowed.

• Candidates may not use or store data/notes, programs or flash (ROM) applications (Apps) in their calculators that may assist them in an examination by removing the need to recall facts or formulae.

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Extract from “The conduct of IB Diploma Programme examinations” document

Calculators of the types indicated as suitable are allowed only in the subjects listed in the table below.

Subjects Calculators

Business management

Environmental systems and societies

A four-function calculator, scientific calculator or GDC is required for all examinations.

Economics HL Paper 3

While all questions requiring a calculator can be answered fully using a four function (plus, minus, multiply, divide) calculator, graphic display calculators (GDCs) are allowed during the examination. The graphing functions on these calculators may assist students and it is therefore recommended that all students are familiar with the use of GDCs.

Biology

Chemistry

Design technology

Physics

Sports, exercise and health science

Calculators are not allowed on paper 1.

On paper 2 and paper 3, a calculator with the following minimum functionalities is required (a GDC is recommended):

• decimal logarithms

• values of xy and x1/y

• value of π (pi)

• trigonometric functions

• inverse trigonometric functions

• natural logarithms

• values of ex

• scientific notation

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Subjects Calculators

Mathematical studies SL

Further mathematics HL

A GDC with the following minimum functionalities is required on all papers:

• draw graphs with any viewing window

• solve equations numerically

• find a numerical derivative at a point

• find a numerical definite integral

• financial package

• add and multiply and find inverse matrices (further mathematics HL only)

• find statistical values including:

- normal distribution

- binomial distribution

- Poisson distribution

- t-distribution

- binomial coefficient nr

, nPr

- 1 and 2 var stats

- chi squared values (including p values)

Examiners will set questions assuming that all candidates have a GDC with the minimum functionalities listed here. Candidates using only four-function or scientific calculators, or using a less able GDC, will be at a disadvantage.

Mathematics SL

Mathematics HL

Calculators are not allowed for paper 1.

A GDC with the following minimum functionalities is required on all other papers:

• draw graphs with any viewing window

• solve equations numerically

• find a numerical derivative at a point

• find a numerical definite integral

• financial package

• find statistical values including:

- normal distribution

- binomial distribution

- Poisson distribution

- t-distribution

- binomial coefficient nr

, nPr

- 1 and 2 var stats

- chi squared values (including p values)

Examiners will set questions assuming that all candidates have a GDC with the minimum functionalities listed here. Candidates using only four-function or scientific calculators, or using a less able GDC, will be at a disadvantage.

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Necessary actions with recommended calculators

Casio FX 9860GII / FX 9860GII SD / FX 9860G AU PLUS / Graph 75 / Graph 95 / FX CG10 / FX CG20 – Operating system download and “Examination Mode” instructions Follow this link (http://edu.casio.com/ib/index.html) to the Casio website and follow the instructions to

install the required operating system for the IB examinations. This link is also to the user manual for the

“Examination Mode” functionality which must be engaged immediately before the examination and

continue for the duration of the examination.

Note that updating the operating system for the models named “USB POWER GRAPHIC/GRAPHIQUE USB” is sufficient, there is no need to put these into examination mode. However, all memory must be initialized/reset on these models Please note that the FX CG50 and Graph 90+E already come with an IB approved operating system (3.0) and will not need to be updated. However the latest operating system, 3.20, is available via the link and teachers and students are advised to keep their operating system up to date for device stability and security. As above, the “Examination Mode” functionality must be engaged for the FX CG50 and Graph 90+E immediately before the examination and continue for the duration of the examination.

All recommended Casio calculators Initialize/reset all memory.

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HP Prime “Exam Mode” configurations

Note: Candidates must upgrade their Prime to the latest firmware to use the “Exam Mode” properly. Primes

which have not been updated and put into the correct “Exam Mode” are not allowed in the examinations.

Primes must be put into “Exam Mode” immediately before the examination. If done earlier, a candidate

must not have access to the calculator between the time it is put into “Exam Mode” and the examination.

Further details about “Exam Mode” can be found on the HP website.

The following options in “Exam Mode” mode must be ticked.

• Erase memory:

• Blink LED:

The following options in “Exam Mode” mode must be ticked and therefore blocked.

• PredX

• PredY

• Triangle Solver

• Linear Explorer

• Quadratic Explorer

• Trig Explorer

• Geometry

• Advanced Graphing

• User Apps

• Physics

• CAS

• Notes and Programs

• New Notes and Programs

• Vector CROSS DOT

The following screen shots show how to put the Prime into the correct “Exam Mode”.

Notes:

• “Timeout” must be set for at least the duration of the examination.

• When put in “Exam Mode”, the default angle setting can be set to “Degrees” or “Radians”

depending on candidate preference.

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TI Nspire / TI Nspire CX “Press to Test” configurations

Note: Candidates must upgrade their Nspire to the latest operating system to use the “Press to Test”

properly. Nspires which have not been updated and put into the correct “Press to Test” mode are not

allowed in the examinations. Nspires must be put into “Press to Test” mode immediately before the

examination. If done earlier, a candidate must not have access to the calculator between the time it is put

into “Press to Test” mode and the examination. Further details about “Press to Test” can be found on the

TI website.

The following options in “Press to Test” mode must be ticked and therefore blocked.

• Limit geometry functions

• Disable function and conic grab and move, and disable change of equation form

• Disable vector functions, including eigenvectors and eigenvalues

• Disable “isPrime” function

• Disable differential equation functionality

• Disable 3D graphing

• Disable implicit graphing, conic templates, conic analysis, and geometric conics The following options in “Press to Test” mode must be unticked and therefore allowed.

• Disable inequality graphing

• Limit trigonometric functions

• Disable logbx template and summation functions

• Disable Polynomial Root Finder and Simultaneous Equation Solver The following screen shots show how to put TI-Nspire calculators into the correct “Press-to-Test” mode.

Note: When put in “Press to Test”, the angle setting can be set to “Degree” or “Radian” depending on candidate preference.

TI-Nspire (non-CAS models)

• TI-Nspire CX II

• TI-Nspire CX II-T

• TI-Nspire CX

• TI-Nspire

TI-Npire (selected CAS models)

with CAS Mode off

• TI-Nspire CX II CAS

• TI-Nspire CX II-T CAS

• TI-Nspire CX II-C CAS

When complete, Home screens

must appear as follows

TI-Nspire (non-CAS models)

TI-Nspire (selected CAS models)

Screens will vary depending on

the selected model

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TI 83 / TI 84 recommended calculators 1. Reset all RAM memory. 2. Reset Archive Vars (if applicable). 3. Remove all Flash (ROM) applications (Apps) except those listed below, where applicable.

App Menu Name Description

CBL/CBR Connectivity/set-up of CBL™ data collection system (Other connectivity Apps for USB-type probes are also acceptable and do not need to be removed.)

Chinese Chinese version of Catalog Help

CtlgHelp Catalog Help provides easy access to calculator function information

Dansk Danish language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Danish

Deutsch Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into German

EasyData Connectivity App for USB-type data collection probes

Español Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Spanish

Finance Finance operations—part of the Operating System

Français Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into French

Italiano Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Italian

Magyar Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Hungarian

Nederlan Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Dutch

Norsk Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Norwegian

Polski Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Polish

PolySmlt Combination of two programs, one that finds polynomial roots and one that finds solutions to systems of equations. This version is an older version than PolySmlt2.

PlySmlt2 Combination of two programs, one that finds polynomial roots and one that finds solutions to systems of equations

Portug Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Portuguese

Suomi Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Finnish

Svenska Language localizer—this App will translate all prompts, error messages and most functions into Swedish