What does PISA stand for?, Programme for International Student Assessment, Programme for International School Activities, Project for International Student Achievement, Programme for Improving School Assessment, Which organisation conducts PISA?, UNESCO, OECD, UNICEF, WHO, When did PISA begin?, 1995, 2005, 2000, 2010, How old are the students assessed by PISA?, 10 years old, 12 years old, 14 years old, 15 years old, Which three main subjects does PISA assess?, History, geography, and art, Reading, mathematics, and science, English, music, and history, Biology, chemistry, and physics only, What is the main purpose of PISA?, To test memorisation only, To rank teachers, To assess how students apply knowledge in real-life situations, To measure school attendance, How long is the main PISA test?, 30 minutes, One hour, Two hours, Three hours, Which organisation uses PISA data to monitor progress towards the Education Sustainable Development Goal by 2030?, The United Nations, FIFA, The World Trade Organization, The International Olympic Committee, Which country used PISA results to support major school reforms and reduce performance differences between schools?, Brazil, Poland, Japan, Canada, What is the innovative domain of PISA 2029?, Environmental science, Physical education, Media and artificial intelligence literacy, Historical knowledge, How often is PISA generally conducted?, Every year, Every two years, Every three years, Every five years, What type of situations does PISA focus on?, Real-life situations, Fictional stories only, Historical events only, Sports competitions only, What information do students provide in the PISA background questionnaire?, Only their names, Their background, well-being, learning strategies, and motivation, Only their examination scores, their favourite sports, What information do school principals provide for PISA?, Students' favourite films, Teachers' personal hobbies, School policies, practices, resources, and institutional factors, Students' holiday plans, What is one important benefit of participating in PISA?, It eliminates all examinations, It guarantees that every student gets the highest score, It removes the need for teachers, It helps countries identify strengths and weaknesses in their education systems

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