What does PISA stand for?, Programme for International Student Assessment, Primary International School Assessment, Programme for Individual Student Activities, Professional International Study Association, Which organization conducts PISA?, UNESCO, OECD, UNICEF, WHO, What is the main purpose of PISA?, To test teachers' knowledge, To measure how students apply knowledge to real-life situatio, To assess university students, To check school attendance, Which subjects are assessed by PISA?, History, art, and music, Grammar, literature, and geography, Biology, chemistry, and history only, Reading, mathematics, and science, What does PISA reading literacy measure?, The ability to memorize poems, The ability to understand, use, and evaluate written texts, The ability to write letters only, The ability to pronounce every word perfectly, How old are the students who usually participate in PISA?, 6 years old, 10 years old, 15 years old, 18 years old, A student compares prices in a supermarket to choose the cheapest product. Which PISA skill is demonstrated?, Applying mathematical knowledge to a real-life situation, Memorizing historical facts, Improving handwriting, Learning a poem, What type of thinking does PISA encourage students to use?, Memorization only, Copying information, Critical thinking and problem-solving, Repeating textbook sentences, Why are PISA results useful?, They determine every student's future career, They help countries evaluate and improve their education systems, They replace all classroom examinations, They measure students' physical abilities, A student reads a graph about pollution and uses the information to explain its effects. Which PISA area is most relevant?, Scientific literacy, Physical education, Art education, Musical ability

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