Drill the AP multiple-choice section.

AP English Language How writers build arguments and move readers.

4 units covered Rhetorical AnalysisArgumentationSynthesis and EvidenceWriting and Revision Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP U.S. History America from 1491 to now: people, conflicts, turning points.

9 units covered Colonial Period (1491-1754)Revolution and New Nation (1754-1800)Expansion and Reform (1800-1848)Civil War and Reconstruction (1844-1877)Industrialization and the Gilded Age (1865-1898)Progressive Era through WWI (1890-1920)Great Depression and World War II (1920-1945)Cold War and Postwar America (1945-1980)Modern America (1980-present) Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP English Literature Close reading of fiction, poetry, and drama.

3 units covered Prose FictionPoetryDrama Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP World History Empires, trade, and revolutions since 1200.

9 units covered The Global Tapestry (1200-1450)Networks of Exchange (1200-1450)Land-Based Empires (1450-1750)Transoceanic Interconnections (1450-1750)Revolutions (1750-1900)Consequences of Industrialization (1750-1900)Global Conflict (1900-present)Cold War and Decolonization (1900-present)Globalization (1900-present) Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP U.S. Government The Constitution, the branches, and how policy really gets made.

5 units covered Foundations of American DemocracyInteractions Among Branches of GovernmentCivil Liberties and Civil RightsAmerican Political Ideologies and BeliefsPolitical Participation Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Psychology Why people think, feel, and act the way they do.

5 units covered Biological Bases of BehaviorCognitionDevelopment and LearningSocial Psychology and PersonalityMental and Physical Health Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Calculus AB Limits, derivatives, and integrals: the math of change.

8 units covered Limits and ContinuityDifferentiation: Definition and Fundamental PropertiesDifferentiation: Composite, Implicit, and Inverse FunctionsContextual Applications of DifferentiationAnalytical Applications of DifferentiationIntegration and Accumulation of ChangeDifferential EquationsApplications of Integration Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Biology How life works, from cells to ecosystems.

8 units covered Chemistry of LifeCell Structure and FunctionCellular EnergeticsCell Communication and Cell CycleHeredityGene Expression and RegulationNatural SelectionEcology Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Human Geography Why people live where they do, and how they use the land.

7 units covered Thinking GeographicallyPopulation and MigrationCultural Patterns and ProcessesPolitical Patterns and ProcessesAgriculture and Rural Land-UseCities and Urban Land-UseIndustrialization and Economic Development Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Statistics Data, probability, and conclusions you can defend.

9 units covered Exploring One-Variable DataExploring Two-Variable DataCollecting DataProbability, Random Variables, and Probability DistributionsSampling DistributionsInference for Categorical Data: ProportionsInference for Quantitative Data: MeansInference for Categorical Data: Chi-SquareInference for Quantitative Data: Slopes Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Environmental Science Ecosystems, energy, pollution, and how humans change the planet.

9 units covered The Living World: EcosystemsThe Living World: BiodiversityPopulationsEarth Systems and ResourcesLand and Water UseEnergy Resources and ConsumptionAtmospheric PollutionAquatic and Terrestrial PollutionGlobal Change Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Macroeconomics The whole economy: growth, inflation, unemployment, policy.

6 units covered Basic Economic ConceptsEconomic Indicators and the Business CycleNational Income and Price DeterminationFinancial SectorLong-Run Consequences of Stabilization PoliciesOpen Economy: International Trade and Finance Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Microeconomics Supply, demand, competition, and where markets fail.

6 units covered Basic Economic ConceptsSupply and DemandProduction, Cost, and the Perfect Competition ModelImperfect CompetitionFactor MarketsMarket Failure and the Role of Government Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP European History Europe from the Renaissance to today.

9 units covered Renaissance and Exploration (1450-1648)Age of Reformation (1450-1648)Absolutism and Constitutionalism (1648-1815)Scientific, Philosophical, and Political Developments (1648-1815)Conflict, Crisis, and Reaction in the Late 18th Century (1648-1815)Industrialization and Its Effects (1815-1914)19th-Century Perspectives and Political Developments (1815-1914)20th-Century Global Conflicts (1914-present)Cold War and Contemporary Europe (1914-present) Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3

AP Comparative Government Six governments compared: UK, Russia, China, Iran, Mexico, Nigeria.

5 units covered Political Systems, Regimes, and GovernmentsPolitical InstitutionsPolitical Culture and ParticipationParty and Electoral Systems and Citizen OrganizationsPolitical and Economic Changes and Development Try 10 Free Questions → full tests from $3