Old AP Physics C Exams: Finding Multiple Choice Sections

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Old AP Physics C Exam multiple choice sections are not available online due to copyright restrictions enforced by Collegeboard. For effective study materials, students are advised to use Princeton Review or Barron's books, which can be found at libraries or purchased. Some schools may have copies available for borrowing or photocopying. Additionally, students can visit apcentral.collegeboard.com for sample questions and some released free-response questions. Overall, finding old exams is not feasible, but there are alternative resources for preparation.
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Hey everyone... since the AP Physics C Exam is coming up next monday I was looking for old exams online (multiple choice exams) to study from. I've been searching for days and haven't come up with anything. Does anyone know where I can find old multiple choice sections of the AP Physics C Exam.
 
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You won't find them. The exams are copyrighted material and Collegeboard is typically very strict about unauthorized duplication.

If you want practice tests, check out one of the Princeton Review books or Barron's books from the library or borrow one from a friend or buy one from the store. Maybe your school's counseling department will have a copy that they will allow you to borrow (or at least photocopy).

Good luck with the test! I took it last year. I didn't think it was all that bad.

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Go to apcentral.collegeboard.com You can get samples of questions, and I believe some of the released "free-response" questions are open to viewing for students. As a teacher, I have acess to them, but I can't tell if it is a restricted area.
 
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