AP Psychology Practice Exams
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AP Psychology practice tests
AP Psychology — 2024 Released FRQ · #0364
FRQCollege Board · AP Psychology · MCQ · 21 questions · #7B63
AP Psychology — 2025 Released FRQ (Set 2) · #FF33
FRQAP Psychology — 2025 Released FRQ (Set 1) · #78EC
FRQAP Psychology · MCQ · 74 questions · #79F7
AP PsychologyFull Test74 questions
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AP Psychology · MCQ · 75 questions · #A130
AP PsychologyFull Test75 questions
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AP Psychology surveys the science of mind and behavior. The redesigned 2024+ course is organized into five equally-weighted units (15-25% each) and the May 2027 exam is fully digital in the Bluebook app. Section II uses two new question types - the Article Analysis Question (AAQ) and the Evidence-Based Question (EBQ) - instead of the traditional FRQs from pre-2024 exams.
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Exam format
75
questions
160
minutes
Fully digital (Bluebook app)
| Section | Questions | Time | Score weight |
|---|---|---|---|
Section I (MCQ) | 75 | 90 min | 67% |
Section II Q1: Article Analysis Question (AAQ) Analyze a research article and apply psychological concepts. | 1 | 25 min | 16.5% |
Section II Q2: Evidence-Based Question (EBQ) Develop and justify an evidence-based psychological argument. | 1 | 45 min | 16.5% |
Course units and exam weights
- Unit 1: Biological Bases of Behavior15-25%
- Unit 2: Cognition15-25%
- Unit 3: Development and Learning15-25%
- Unit 4: Social Psychology and Personality15-25%
- Unit 5: Mental and Physical Health15-25%
Source: College Board AP Students Course and Exam Description.
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Practice exams on this site are original questions written to match official AP format and unit weights. Where helpful, we also link to commercial-safe open educational resources (CC BY 4.0 and U.S. public-domain materials) for curriculum alignment. We do not republish copyrighted prep books or College Board exam items.
- Psychology 2e - OpenStax, Rice University (CC BY 4.0) View source
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Psychology FAQ
- How long is the AP Psychology exam in 2027?
- The exam is 2 hours 40 minutes total: 90 minutes for 75 multiple-choice questions (67% of score) and 70 minutes for 2 free-response questions (33% of score). The exam is fully digital in the Bluebook app.
- Did AP Psychology change recently?
- Yes. Starting in the 2024-2025 school year, AP Psychology was redesigned with five equally weighted units and a new free-response format: the Article Analysis Question (AAQ) and Evidence-Based Question (EBQ). The pre-2024 format with two FRQs is no longer used.
- What is the difference between the AAQ and EBQ?
- The AAQ presents a brief research article and asks you to identify methodology, apply concepts, and evaluate research design (~25 minutes). The EBQ asks you to construct an argument supported by 3 provided sources plus your own knowledge of psychology (~45 minutes).
- How many terms do I need to memorize for AP Psychology?
- Roughly 300 to 400 key terms span the five units. Flashcards and active recall outperform passive rereading. The 2024+ exam emphasizes application over recognition, so practice using terms in context.