50% of your AP Calculus Exam score will come from the Multiple Choice section of the exam. However, they don’t release as many Multiple Choice sections from previous exams compared to the Free Response sections. To help you better prepare for the Multiple Choice section of the AP Calculus Exam, I used my 25+years of experience to develop over 1400 Sample Multiple Choice Exam questions.
I created examples for both types of Multiple Choice questions (No Calculator Allowed and Calculator Required).
By purchasing this product you will receive access to ALL the AP Calculus AB Multiple Choice Sample Exams that I have created.
This includes over 1400 questions broken up into:
1) 7 Sample AP Calculus AB No Calculator Allowed Exams (timed and untimed).
Each sample exam includes 30 questions (just like the real AP Calc Exam), and the timed exams are 60 minutes.
2) 7 Sample AP Calculus AB Calculator Required Exams (timed and untimed).
Each sample exam includes 15 questions (just like the real AP Calc Exam), and the timed exams are 45 minutes.
3) The 50 Question Ultimate Challenge No Calculator Allowed Quiz.
4) The 50 Question Ultimate Challenge Calculator Required Quiz.
You will have access to all of the exams until May 31, 2024.
When you are first starting to practice I find it helpful to have as much time as you want to complete the sample exams. Once you are ready to start really gearing up for the exam it is helpful to practice the exams under the same time constraints you will experience on the actual exam. I offer you the ability to take the exams under both conditions timed and untimed.
You can take the exam as many times as you want. Each time you open the exam you will see questions in a different order, and the while the questions might be similar they will have different numbers. So every time you take the exam it will feel like a new exam.
You will also have the ability to mark questions that you want to come back and review later.
After you submit the each exam you will see which questions you got correct, and which questions you got wrong. You will see a breakdown of what category each question came from, and how you did within each category.
Most importantly you will see a little information about the questions you got wrong, and a link to where to find information in my AP Calculus Study Guide on how to solve similar problems in the future.
