This page includes multiple-choice question practice tests to help you prepare for section 1 of the AP® Physics 1 exam. These questions are intended to reflect the style of the multiple-choice questions on the AP® Physics 1 exam, and there are explanations for each question at the end of each test.
You can take the practice tests any time, but it's generally recommended that you work through the other practice problems in this course first and take these practice tests closer to the AP® exam.
Note: These exams consist of the AP®-Style Questions included throughout this course, but they are in random order and split up into tests so you can practice solving them without knowing which topic applies to each question.
Check out the Past Exam FRQs page for all of the free-response questions, answers and sample responses from past AP® Physics 1 exams.
Instructions:
An answer key and explanations are included at the end of each practice test. After the time is up, score your answers using the answer key. Then read through the explanations for the questions you answered incorrectly and review those topics in the course if needed.
This page includes multiple-choice practice tests and explanations for each question. These questions are intended to reflect the style of the multiple-choice questions (MCQ) on the AP® Physics 1 exam. You can take the practice tests any time, but it's generally recommended that you work through the other practice problems in this course first and take these practice tests closer to the AP® exam.
Note: These exams consist of the AP®-Style Questions included throughout this course, but they are in random order and split up into tests so you can practice solving them without knowing which topic applies to each question.
Check out the Past Exam FRQs page for all of the free-response questions, answers and sample responses from past AP® Physics 1 exams.
Instructions:
An answer key and explanations are included at the end of each practice test. After the time is up, score your answers using the answer key. Then read through the explanations for the questions you answered incorrectly and review those topics in the course if needed.