WorksheetsGetting to Know the AP Exam
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 5mins
A student may not take both AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC within the same year
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Secure exams from AP Central/AP Classroom may be posted on secure school websites.
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Students may bring up to two approved calculators to the exam room.
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The 1998, 2003, 2008, and 2012 AP Calculus Exams are publicly released (i.e. non-secure) exams.
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The AP Calculus exams have 45 multiple choice questions and 6 free response questions.
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The first three Free Response Questions are calculator active.
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Each free response question is worth 9 points.
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The Free Response section of the exam is worth 60%.
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The first part of Multiple Choice consists of 29 questions and is 60 minutes long.
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A student should learn to budget 15 minutes per FRQ.
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The use of sign charts for justifications for relative extrema is not allowed.
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A decimal answer must be correct to 4 decimal places after the decimal point unless otherwise indicated.
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Students lose points for each incorrect answer in the multiple choice parts.
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How many points is each multiple choice question worth?
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1.2
1.35
1.5
The second section of multiple choice is 13 questions - calculator active - 38 minutes long.
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What is the total number of possible points on the AP Calculus exam ?
54
100
108
200
none of the above
The Multiple Choice and Free Response are each worth 50% of the exam.
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Beginning in May of 2027, there will be a total of 42 multiple choice questions - not 45.
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How many multiple choice questions will be field test questions?
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five
