AP Disciplines
Biology Calculus (AB)Calculus (BC)ChemistryComputer Science AJAVAComputer Science PrinciplesPython & Pseudo CodeEconomics ("Micro" & "Macro")English LanguageEnglish LiteratureEuropean HistoryPsychologyStatisticsUS Government & PoliticsUS HistoryWorld HistoryOther Mathematics Publications
Teaching AP CalculusMULTIPLE-CHOICE & FREE-RESPONSE QUESTIONS IN PREPARATION FOR THE AP CALCULUS (BC) EXAMINATION - 9TH ED.
More Info
The 9th edition AP Calculus (BC) question book retains most of the questions from the 8thedition, with 40-45 new multiple-choice questions and several free-response questions. This editionreflects the current AP Calculus (BC) Course Description and the most recent changes in AP format and notation.
The AP Calculus (BC) book has six sample exams consisting of 45 multiple-choicequestions and 6 free-response questions in each sample exam. Section I PartA consists of 30 multiple-choice questions and does not allow theuse of a calculator; and Section I Part B consists of 15 multiple choicequestions and requires a graphing calculator for somequestions. Section II consists of 6 free-response questions. Section IIPart A consists of two free-response questions for which graphingcalculators are required, and Section II Part B consists of four free responsequestions for which graphing calculators are not allowed.
In addition, the book has workspace area for students to work out each problem (multiple-choice and free-response), an index which acts as a cross reference for all multiple-choice questions, and a separate Answer Key for the multiple-choice and free-response section of each sample exam.
Also available for your students is a STUDENT'S SOLUTIONS MANUAL TO ACCOMPANY MULTIPLE-CHOICE AND FREE-RESPONSE QUESTIONS IN PREPARATION FOR THE AP CALCULUS (BC) EXAMINATION (9th edition). It provides a step-by-step solution for each problem (multiple-choice and free-response) in the question book. In many cases, the incorrect answers are also examined, so your students can learn to avoid common pitfalls.
Thousands of high schools throughout the country who are using our books find that they make a significant impact on student test scores.
Testimonials
“Your books are great and the secret to a successful AP Calculus program. I’ve used several editions of these imaterials and cannot say enough good things about them.”Their students went into the AP Calculus exam both well prepared and at ease with the format. Now you can give YOUR students the same competitive edge. They will thank you for it.
Cynthia M. Schimek / Katy School District, Katy, TX “I think the problems are excellent practice.”
Virginia Theisen / Fairfax HS, Fairfax, VA “Excellent questions. Great preparation for the ‘new’ AP Calculus exam. .nice variety of algebraic, graphical and numerical questions.”
Joanne Ryan / The Buckley School, Sherman Oak, CA “The books are very comprehensive.”
Sergio Stadler / Marist School, Atlanta, GA “Problems seem to be most like the AP questions!”
Rebecca Rubinstein / Smokey Hill HS, Aurora, CO “The questions are similar to the AP exam.My students find them the best preparation for the exam.”
Linda Heath / Cherry Hill HS East, Cherry Hill, NJ “My students told me that the questions from the preparation books reflect what is going on in the actual exam.”
Tuong Nguyen / Mayfair HS, Lakewood, CA “Sample exams seem right on target for difficulty and variety of problems. Excellent material.”
Derek Straiton / Gahanna Lincoln HS, Gahanna, OH “These books provide students with excellent practice problems as they prepare to take the AP exam. The students have said many times over the years that your books are great.”
Laura Lake / Lakewood High School, St. Petersburg, FL
