The student has effectively based their work on one of the 35 prompts released by the IBO, specifically selecting the prompt "Can new knowledge change established values and beliefs?" The TOK Exhibition includes three well-chosen objects: "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, the X-ray crystallography of DNA, and Salvador Dalí’s "The Persistence of Memory," each accompanied by a detailed commentary within the 950-word limit. The student clearly articulates the real-life context of each object, demonstrating their pre-existing nature and specific relevance to the prompt. Furthermore, the connections between the objects and the prompt are well-explained, showing how each contributes to the exploration of how new knowledge influences established values and beliefs, with sufficient evidence and clear references provided throughout. The exhibition remains focused and precise, avoiding any irrelevant information.
