Introduction
Are you preparing for the IB Environment and Societies Standard Level (SL) exams in Timezone 2? Understanding grade boundaries is crucial for setting realistic goals and evaluating your performance. In this article, we provide a complete breakdown of grade ranges for Paper One, Paper Two, Practical Work, and the Final Grade.
Paper One Grade Boundaries (SL, Timezone 2)
Paper One is a key component of your IB Environment and Societies assessment. Here’s how grades are distributed:
- Grade 1: 0–4
- Grade 2: 5–9
- Grade 3: 10–13
- Grade 4: 14–17
- Grade 5: 18–21
- Grade 6: 22–25
- Grade 7: 26–35
Paper Two Grade Boundaries (SL, Timezone 2)
Paper Two contributes significantly to your final IB grade. The grading ranges are:
- Grade 1: 0–6
- Grade 2: 7–13
- Grade 3: 14–18
- Grade 4: 19–26
- Grade 5: 27–35
- Grade 6: 36–43
- Grade 7: 44–65
Practical Work Grade Boundaries (SL, Timezone 2)
Practical Work evaluates your hands-on understanding of environmental issues. The grading scale is:
- Grade 1: 0–4
- Grade 2: 5–8
- Grade 3: 9–13
- Grade 4: 14–16
- Grade 5: 17–20
- Grade 6: 21–23
- Grade 7: 24–30
Final Grade Boundaries (SL, Timezone 2)
Your final grade combines all components to reflect your overall performance:
- Grade 1: 0–11
- Grade 2: 12–23
- Grade 3: 24–34
- Grade 4: 35–45
- Grade 5: 46–59
- Grade 6: 60–70
- Grade 7: 71–100
Conclusion
By understanding the IB Environment and Societies SL grade boundaries for Timezone 2, you can set target scores, plan your revision strategy, and track your progress effectively. Whether it’s Paper One, Paper Two, Practical Work, or the Final Grade, knowing the grading scale is essential for IB success.
