Free AP Precalculus diagnostic
Free AP Precalculus practice test
12 questions from all three units in 27 minutes. Then your score in each unit and a short lesson on the one to fix first.
- Four-option multiple choice in the style of Part A, at its pace.
- No calculator, as in Part A. Angles in radians. No account.
- Move back and forth and flag questions.
The real exam
| Unit | Share of the multiple choice |
|---|---|
| Unit 1: Polynomial and Rational Functions | 30–40% |
| Unit 2: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions | 25–40% |
| Unit 3: Trigonometric and Polar Functions | 30–35% |
Section I: 42 multiple-choice questions in 1 hour 45 minutes, 62.5% of the score: Part A, 29 questions in 65 minutes with no calculator, then Part B, 13 questions in 40 minutes with a graphing calculator. Section II: 4 free-response questions in 70 minutes, 37.5% of the score: two with a graphing calculator, then two without. Unit 4 is not on the exam.
What your result means
You get questions right in each unit, so you can see where to start. AP scores from 1 to 5 come from College Board's own conversion of both sections.
Teaching AP Precalculus?
Set this as a 27-minute check. Each student sees a score in every unit, and nobody needs an account.
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