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10 full-length AP Physics C: Mechanics practice tests and one free test, in the format College Board publishes today, each followed by a score report and a review of every question.
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AP Physics C: Mechanics · Score summary
Sample reportEstimated AP score
4
scale 1–5
- Multiple choice, questions right
- 320–42
- Free response, points
- 240–40
- Composite (estimate)
- 680–100
Every report continues with multiple choice by unit and each free-response answer estimated row by row against its scoring guidelines.
What one sitting is like
Each sitting runs the exam's parts in order on their own timers: Section I (42 multiple-choice, 85 minutes), Section II (4 free-response, 95 minutes), with the 10-minute break after Section I. Mark for Review, the option eliminator, highlights and notes, the Desmos calculator where the exam allows one and College Board's reference sheet are on hand, as in Bluebook.
On the real exam the free-response answers are handwritten in a paper booklet. Here you can type them, or write them on paper and photograph the pages with your phone through a QR code; either way each answer is estimated row by row against the question's scoring guidelines.
Your report gives an estimated AP score from 1 to 5 and the composite behind it, multiple choice by unit, and every free-response question with the points earned and missed. College Board publishes no cut scores, so the 1–5 score is our estimate.
- 1Section I: Multiple Choice42 questions85 min
- 2Section II: Free Response4 questions95 min
What one free AP Physics C: Mechanics sitting gives you
- What it covers
- Section I: Multiple Choice, Section II: Free Response
- How long a sitting takes
- 180 min
- Questions per sitting
- 42 multiple-choice + 4 free-response
- Your report
- Your report opens the moment you hand the test in: your score, a section-by-section breakdown, and anything still being scored, named and added as it arrives.
- AI Tutor
- Your AP Physics C: Mechanics test is over and your report is open: pick a mistake on your results page and the AI Tutor starts from there. It asks you the question and writes the steps out on the board, so you find where you went wrong rather than being handed the answer. The first 2 mistakes are free, for up to 10 minutes.
How it compares with the real AP Physics C: Mechanics exam
Adaptation
Not adaptive, like the real exam: everyone who sits a given test answers the same questions.
Interface and tools
- Every part timed in the exam's order, with the 10-minute break after Section I
- Mark for Review, the option eliminator and a Check Your Work page
- Highlights and notes on passages and free-response prompts
- Desmos calculator in the parts where the exam allows one
- College Board's reference sheet for the subject, open where the exam opens it
- Free-response answers typed, or handwritten and photographed with your phone through a QR code
Scoring and differences
Multiple-choice answers are marked at hand-in. Each free-response answer gets an automated estimate against the question's scoring guidelines, row by row. The report weights them as the exam does and converts the composite to an estimated AP score from 1 to 5 with our estimated cut-offs, because College Board publishes none. It is not a College Board score.
- On the real exam free-response answers are handwritten in a paper booklet; here you type them or upload photos of your handwritten pages.
- The 1–5 score is an estimate: College Board does not publish the composite needed for each score.
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- Results on easy, medium and hard questions
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- Your 6 weakest topics
- Weekly progress chart
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- Every part timed in the exam's order, with the 10-minute break after Section I
- Mark for Review, the option eliminator and a Check Your Work page
- Highlights and notes on passages and free-response prompts
- Desmos calculator in the parts where the exam allows one
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AP Physics C: Mechanics sample interface: the timer, position and navigator state are illustrative; no question is shown. Nothing here starts a test.
Know the screen before test day.
Every AP Physics C: Mechanics practice test runs in a screen built for the exam: its clock, its way through the questions and its own tools.
AP Physics C: Mechanics tools, on screen
Every part timed in the exam's order, with the 10-minute break after Section I; Mark for Review, the option eliminator and a Check Your Work page; Highlights and notes on passages and free-response prompts.
How the sitting adapts
Not adaptive, like the real exam: everyone who sits a given test answers the same questions.
A full-length test needs a free account. Nothing is timed until you start.
Look past the total.
The score summary above is where the AP Physics C: Mechanics report starts. Under it is what decides your next session.
In the AP Physics C: Mechanics report
The multiple choice by unit, and every free-response answer with its AI estimate against the scoring guidelines.
Estimates, labelled as estimates
Practice scores come from our conversion: not official scores, and not a prediction of your result on test day.
AP Physics C: Mechanics · Multiple choice by unit
Sample report- Unit 1 · Kinematics82%
- Unit 2 · Force and Translational Dynamics69%
- Unit 3 · Work, Energy, and Power57%
Then spend the next hour where it counts.
Go back through the questions that cost you points. Then take the weakest area into the question bank and stay with it.
- Review firstOpen the review, read the worked explanations and name what went wrong: the method, the reading or the clock.
- Then targeted practiceThere is no AP Physics C: Mechanics question bank yet; every bank sold here is on the question-bank page.
Your next session
Sample planReview the report
Multiple choice by unit: start with the lowest row.
Name the weak area
Unit 3 · Work, Energy, and Power, in this sample.
Practise it, then test it whole
A fresh full-length form when you are ready.
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The AP Physics C: Mechanics format
| Section | Questions | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Section I: Multiple Choice50% of the score; scientific or graphing calculator | 42 | 85 |
| Section II: Free Response50% of the score; scientific or graphing calculator | 4 | 95 |
- Total
- 42 multiple-choice and 4 free-response questions · 3 hours
- Adaptation
- Not adaptive: every student in a sitting answers the same questions.
- Scoring
- Reported on a 1–5 scale. Each section counts for a fixed share of the composite, as listed above.
- Calculator
- A scientific or graphing calculator may be used throughout; Bluebook includes a Desmos calculator.
- Delivery
- A hybrid digital exam: multiple-choice questions and the free-response questions are shown in the Bluebook app, and free-response answers are handwritten in a paper booklet.
- Also
- The 4 free-response questions are worth 10, 12, 10 and 8 points.
- Also
- A 10-minute break follows Section I.
Checked against College Board's published information on 15 October 2026: College Board: AP Physics C: Mechanics exam.
Questions
How many times can I take each AP Physics C: Mechanics practice test?
Each test can be sat up to 2 times. If you close the tab in the middle of a sitting, your answers are saved and the same sitting resumes when you return.
How do I answer the free-response questions?
Type them in the answer boxes, or write them on paper and upload photos of your pages from your phone by scanning the QR code on screen. Photos are stored privately with your sitting.
Is the score official?
No. Multiple-choice answers are marked at hand-in. Each free-response answer gets an automated estimate against the question's scoring guidelines, row by row. The report weights them as the exam does and converts the composite to an estimated AP score from 1 to 5 with our estimated cut-offs, because College Board publishes none. It is not a College Board score.
Is there a free AP Physics C: Mechanics test?
Yes. There is one free full-length test in the same format as the paid tests. You only need a free account to take it.
How long does access last?
Published practice tests you buy stay available on your account for 12 months from the date of purchase. Tests sold before publication open automatically once enough new tests are published to fill the remainder of your pack; their 12 months of access start on the day they open. Nothing renews and nothing is charged again.
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