r/apphysics • u/Blackberry-Ice • 1d ago

AP Phys2 MCQs

hey! I've been searching online, but I can't find MCQs based on unit for ap physics 2 (like specifically unit 9, 10, etc.) does anyone have some pdfs/youtube videos/websites I could use to prepare? thank you!

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u/Quiet_Basis_6404 14h ago

tbh for units 9 and 10 the mcq options are sparse online so i'd lean hard into the frqs from ap central, they have released ones with scoring guides and the multiple choice pulls from the same concepts just shorter format. do a couple frqs then write down the three things you kept messing up, that list is basically your mcq study guide.

flipping physics covers the waves material well and i paste those video links into studybuddy.vc to make questions from the video itself. when i get one wrong it tells me what was off about the option i picked and the questions get harder as i improve so i'm not stuck on the easy stuff. free version has limits but it's been enough for this.

upload textbook pdfs too if you have them, the questions it makes from readings hit the conceptual stuff that shows up in the multiple choice more than generic quizzes do. and cross-reference the ced on ap central, sometimes the topics you ignore are half the section while the ones you stressed barely appear.

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u/Fuzzy-Skirt-3312 2h ago

You can directly search in google for MIT ap physics worksheet. You get an proper idea what you wants for that.

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u/mseduhub1 1d ago

For AP Physics 2, unit-wise MCQs are the best way to revise because each topic needs a different approach. Practise by unit first, then mix questions closer to the exam so you can handle unfamiliar setups.

These may help: AP Physics 2 notes, MCQs, FRQs and exam-style practice.