AP Question Bank
Unit-by-unit AP MCQ and free-response practice, built around the College Board Course and Exam Description so every question maps to a unit and skill you'll meet on exam day. The AP question bank is open for 7 subjects today: AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Precalculus, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1 and AP U.S. History. The rest are coming soon.
How to use the AP Question Bank
Pick your AP subject below to open its question bank page. Questions are sorted by the subject's College Board units, in three levels: Easy, Medium and Hard. Each subject has both multiple-choice and free-response questions, with a step-by-step solution for every question. One payment · 8 months' access · no auto-renewal · plans for 1, 3 or 5 subjects.
Use the bank during term to drill weak units, and again in the four to six weeks before the exam to rotate timed practice exam sets. Pair it with our practice tests for end-to-end exam-day preparation.
Unit-by-unit
Every College Board CED unit gets its own MCQ and FRQ practice queue.
Worked solutions
Step-by-step solutions and rubric reasoning for every free-response question.
Three levels
Easy, Medium and Hard questions in every unit, in the AP exam's question types.
Track progress
Right/wrong rates and weakest-topic flags on each subject's practice page.
Choose an AP subject question bank
Pick a subject to open its AP question bank page: open subjects show their units, MCQ and FRQ practice and worked solutions; the rest say when they are coming.
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AP Question Bank — common questions
Is the AP question bank aligned to the College Board CED?
Yes. Every question is mapped to a unit and topic in the official AP Course and Exam Description, so practice mirrors what the exam tests.
Does it cover MCQ and free-response questions?
Yes. Each subject's question bank includes both multiple-choice items and free-response questions, with worked solutions and rubric-based reasoning for FRQs.
Can I use the question bank without 1-to-1 tuition?
Yes — the question bank is a standalone study resource. Most students get the strongest score gains by combining it with live tuition or our small group AP courses, where FRQs are marked individually.
How is this different from AP practice tests?
The question bank is for unit-by-unit drilling. Practice tests are full-length, timed AP-style papers that train timing and exam-day stamina. Use both — the bank during term, the practice tests in the run-up to May.
Want a tutor working through this with you?
Pair AP question bank practice with live online 1-to-1 tuition or our small group AP courses. We mark every FRQ against the College Board rubric and update your study plan weekly.