The AP Chemistry Answer Sheets

For Section I of the test (the multiple-choice questions), you will be provided a test booklet and an answer sheet. The answer sheet is a bubble sheet, and the test booklet contains all of the multiple-choice questions. You are not allowed to use scratch paper on the test, and you will have to put your calculator away. Any extra writing you need to do (e.g., calculations) can be done in the margins of the test booklet—not on the answer sheet As far as the bubble sheet goes, first make sure you re using a 2 pencil—that way, the marks you make will be dark enough for the scoring machine to read. In addition, you must make sure that your answers are neatly bubbled into the ovals. 

For the free-response questions, you will be given a separate packet. The first part of the packet consists of your answer booklet. All answers are to be written here. You will also be given a green packet that contains the questions and a great deal of reference material—a periodic table, a table of standard reduction potentials, and several pages of formulas and constants (shown in tables 1.1 through 1.7). 

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