APPC Mech MCQ Review: Find Past Exam Questions for Final Prep

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The discussion centers around a request for multiple-choice questions (MCQ) from past AP Physics C (APPC) Mechanics exams to aid in studying for an upcoming final. The original poster has found free response questions (FRQ) but is unsure if MCQs are publicly available. Participants clarify the acronyms and provide a link to the 2012 exam, which includes MCQs, but express difficulty finding similar resources for other years. There is a suggestion that test creators typically maintain control over their questions, and one participant advises checking if the test provider offers a booklet of questions for purchase. The conversation also touches on the use of acronyms, with some noting they are not commonly seen in the forum.
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Hi,

I was wondering if anybody had the MCQ for the past APPC Mech exams. I'm in the process of studying for my final next week, and it would be a good review.
I found the FRQ, but do they not release MCQ? I thought they released mcq for all exams, but I might be wrong-

Please let me know- the sooner, the better!

Thank you guys
 
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Welcome to PF.

What's MCQ, APPC, FRQ? Can you post links to what you are asking about? Thanks.
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to PF.

What's MCQ, APPC, FRQ? Can you post links to what you are asking about? Thanks.
Thanks!

MCQ: multiple choice questions
APPC: AP Physics C
FRQ: free response questions
 
sightread1 said:
MCQ: multiple choice questions
APPC: AP Physics C
FRQ: free response questions
Just out of curiosity, where do people use those acronyms? I'm pretty sure I've never seen them on this forum, in my 20 or so years here.
 
jtbell said:
Just out of curiosity, where do people use those acronyms? I'm pretty sure I've never seen them on this forum, in my 20 or so years here.
My teacher uses them- I'm not sure if everybody else does though
 
Best to avoid using acronyms in the first instance. I thought you were referring to some kind of certification exam for mechanical engineers that I don't know about.

To your question, usually the people who make the test try to keep a monopoly on the questions. You probably want free, but have you looked to see if the test provider sells a booklet of questions?
 

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