2020 Test: Monday, May 4; 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
All documents on this page require Adobe Reader (free download) (taken from AP Physics Course Description and correlated with OHS textbook)
(includes links to a 2-page course overview, the comprehensive course description guide with learning objectives and sample exam questions, and exam resources that include former free-response questions and their solutions.)
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Problem Sets and Answer Keys
| Applicable Models
(Honors Physics curriculum)
| Detailed Solutions
| Problem Set 1 - Motion in a Straight Line
| Constant Velocity, Constant Acceleration
| Problem Set 1 Solutions
| Problem Set 2 - Vectors
| Constant Velocity, Equilibrium
| Problem Set 2 Solutions | Problem Set 3 - Motion in a Plane
| Constant Velocity, 2D Motion
| Problem Set 3 Solutions | Problem Set 4 - Force and Motion I
| Equilibrium, Constant Net Force
| Problem Set 4 Solutions | Problem Set 5 - Force and Motion II
| Constant Net Force, Central Force
| Problem Set 5 Solutions | Problem Set 6 - Work and Kinetic Energy
| Constant Net Force, Energy
| Problem Set 6 Solutions
| Problem Set 7 - Potential Energy / Conservation of Energy
| Constant Net Force, Energy
| Problem Set 7 Solutions
| Problem Set 8 - Systems of Particles
| | Problem Set 8 Solutions
| Problem Set 9 - Collisions
| | Problem Set 9 Solutions
| Problem Set 10 - Rotation
| Constant Velocity, Constant Acceleration, Constant Net Force, Energy, Central Force
| Problem Set 10 Solutions
| Problem Set 11 - Rolling, Torque, and Angular Momentum
| | Problem Set 11 Solutions
| Problem Set 12 - Equilibrium
| Equilibrium
| Problem Set 12 Solutions
| Problem Set 13 - Gravitation
| Energy, Central Force
| Problem Set 13 Solutions
| Problem Set 14 - Oscillations
| Energy
| Problem Set 14 Solutions
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10 sample multiple-choice questions can be found starting on pg. 40 of the AP Physics Course Description.
| There are 35 multiple-choice questions on the exam that count as 50% of the test grade. You should complete 35 question in 45 minutes. At that pace, you should complete the 10 sample problems in 13 minutes.
| Detailed solutions to the sample multiple-choice questions.
| 3 sample free-response questions found starting on pg. 45 of the AP Physics Course Description.
| There are 3 free-response questions on the exam that count as 50% of the test grade. Each will have multiple parts and the parts are not necessarily weighted equally. You should complete the 3 free response questions in 45 minutes.
| Detailed solutions to the sample free-response questions.
| | 2018 Free-Response Questions | | Detailed solutions to
the 2018 free-
response questions. | | 2017 Free-Response Questions | | Detailed solutions to
the 2017 free-
response questions. | | 2016 Free-Response Questions | | Detailed solutions to
the 2016 free-
response questions. |
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