Practice Exam 1
3 hours 15 minutes. All new questions, sources, and essay prompts you won't have seen in unit practice.
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Full-length practice
The whole AP exam, timed like test day: 55 multiple choice questions, 3 short answers, a 10-minute break, then a DBQ and a long essay. The test screen works like Bluebook™, the College Board testing app you'll use on exam day, with a timer, highlights, mark for review, the question menu, and answer crossing-out.
Multiple choice is scored right away, by unit and by skill. Your written answers can be scored by an AI grader with the College Board rubric, or by you with the rubric and scoring notes. Then you'll get an estimated AP score. Short on time? Each exam also has a multiple-choice-only option.
3 hours 15 minutes. All new questions, sources, and essay prompts you won't have seen in unit practice.
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Start Practice Exam 4A fresh draw of about 55 multiple choice questions from the unit practice sets, weighted the same way. Different every time, so it's good for review once you've done the practice exams.
Start a mixed examThe College Board is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this site. The test screen copies the general layout of the official testing app so you can practice in it.