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Format of Assessment 

Section I: Multiple Choice | 60 Questions | 70 Minutes | 66% of Exam Score

• Questions require the use of economics content knowledge and reasoning across the range of course topics.
• Some questions require analysis of different hypothetical situations.

Section II: Free Response | 3 Questions | 60 Minutes | 33% of Exam Score

• 1 long free-response question (50% of section score)
• 2 short free-response questions (each worth 25% of section score)
• Questions ask students to analyze unique scenarios using different course concepts.
• Some questions in the free-response section require graphical analysis

Practice Exams

College Board Practice Exam:

2015: Free-Response Questions

2014: Free-Response Questions

2013: Free-Response Questions

2012: Free-Response Questions

2011: Free-Response Questions

2011: Form B

2010: Free-Response Questions

2010: Form B

1995 Released Exam

Other Resources:

Economics: Principles, Problems, and Policies (19th Edition) McConnell Textbook Quizzes (19e).  Online chapter quizzes for the book.

Principles of Macroeconomics by Gregory Mankiw Textbook Quizzes (4e).  AP Macro multiple choice questions for each chapter in the book. Great for review!

Learnerator Quizzes.  Questions organized by topic so you can jump to exactly what you need.

Quizlet Flashcard Vocab, Flashcard Review, and Exam Vocal. These are good resources if you need flashcards to review important vocabulary terms.

Welker Flashcards.  These flashcards go over 150 key terms.

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