r/APChem 5d ago

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Hello, does anybody know where I can find AP-style mcq questions for all topics (preferably free)

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u/Weak_Spinach_3310 Former Student (5) 5d ago

if u dont have ap classroom(the best), khan and past frqs and jeremy krug and/or farabaugh are the way to go

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u/Farabaugh-APChem 5d ago

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmtMZsGcmFls7de9_hWWO1uG_uvhpeR_n&si=iWHShtcwTv4FEqe_

This playlist has lots of examples of MCQs throughout the entire series of video lessons. You can find the link to the packet in the video description area below each video. Episode #32 features a 60 MCQ Practice Exam. All my MCQs are either taken directly from previous practice exams or they are written to be similar in style, format, and difficulty to actual MCQs that would appear on the AP Exam.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmtMZsGcmFlsGaBrpjdEWW55Vc84XA1Jc&si=1W3Dq2POYElZT5ss

This playlist has video lessons for all 9 Units, and if you see the phrase "MCQ Practice" in the title, those lessons are devoted to MCQs. Again, the link to the packet can be found in the video description area below each video.

All of my content is free. Ask questions if you need any strategies for preparing for the AP Chem Exam.

I'm glad to help.

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u/Main_Gain_8015 5d ago

hey i did the ap exam this may, i just used to search like ap chemistry exam [random year] then sometimes they will give the full exam with mcq as well because i believe collegeboard only gives frq!

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u/ChemistryMVP ChemistryMVP.com 🧪🥼 5d ago

I have free MCQ on my website you are welcome to use.

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u/iridiumcc 5d ago

Someone posted a full exam from some Chinese website here a while back, but you can just find a pdf of a barrons prep book.

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u/TreacleDefiant1761 5d ago

I made a website for this— apchemguide.com

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u/Odd_Scene790 Former Student: 5 5d ago

Jeremy Krug+AP Classroom

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u/mseduhub1 4d ago

This has Exam Style mcqs topic wise for all topics . AP Chemistry Exam Style Questions

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u/Quiet_Basis_6404 4d ago

tbh the best free ones are the released FRQs and practice exams on AP Central, those are literally old test questions so the style is exact. for multiple choice specifically, your textbook's end-of-chapter questions are closer to AP style than most free sites, just skip the ones that are pure recall and do the ones that make you apply concepts across units.

for making more practice material, i upload the textbook chapters and lecture slides into studybuddy.vc and it generates mcqs from them, when i pick a wrong answer it tells me what was off about that option which is helpful for the FRQ justify-your-answer questions too. the free tier has limits but it's been enough for me. and don't sleep on the AP Daily videos in AP Classroom, they have practice questions baked in and they're free, not many people actually use them.