Units covered:

ü Unit 1: limits and continuity

ü Unit 2: differentiation: definition, fundamental  properties

ü Unit 3: differentiation: composite, implicit, and inverse functions

ü Unit 4: contextual applications of differentiation

ü Unit 5: analytical applications of differentiation

ü Unit 6: integration and accumulation of change

ü Unit 7: differential equation

Units NOT covered: 

8 (application of integration: average value, area and volume)

Questions:

Q1 Multi-focus free-response question (25 mins，60%) ;

Q2 Multi-focus free-response question (15 mins，40%)

Additional Info:

Calculator permitted.

AP Calculus (BC)

Units covered:

Unit 1 – Unit 8, Unit 10.2, 10.5, 10.7, 10.8, 10.11

ü Unit 1 – Limits and Continuity

ü Unit 2 – Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties

ü Unit 3 – Differentiation: Composite, Implicit and Inverse Functions  

ü Unit 4 – Contextual Applications of Differentiation

ü Unit 5 – Analytical Applications of Differentiation

ü Unit 6 – Integration and Accumulation of Change

ü Unit 7 – Differential Equations

ü Unit 8 – Applications of Integration

ü Unit 10.2 Geometric Series

ü Unit 10.5 Harmonic Series and p-Series

ü Unit 10.7 Alternating Series Test for Convergence

ü Unit 10.8 Ratio Test for Convergence

ü Unit 10.11 Finding Taylor Polynomial Approximations of Functions

Units NOT covered:

Unit 9, Unit 10 except Unit 10.2, 10.5, 10.7, 10.8, 10.11

Questions:

Q1(25mins，60%)，Q2(15mins，40%). Both are free response questions.

Additional Info: 

Calculator permitted.

AP Physics 1

Units covered: 

Units 1-7

ü Unit 1: Kinematics

ü Unit 2: Dynamics,

ü Unit 3: Circular Motion and Gravitation

ü Unit 4: Energy

ü Unit 5: Momentum

ü Unit 6: Simple Harmonic Motions

ü Unit 7: Toque and Rotational Motion

Units NOT covered:

Units 8-10 (Electric Charge and Electric Force, Electric Circuits, Mechanical Waves and Sound)

Questions:

Q1: 25 mins，60%, QQT; Q2: 15 mins， 40%, Paragraph-length Response

Additional Info: 

Print formulas sheet before the exam; Calculator permitted.

AP Physics 2

Units covered: 

Units1-5

ü Unit 1: Fluids

ü Unit 2: Thermodynamics

ü Unit 3: Electric Force, Field, and Potential,

ü Unit 4: Electric Circuits

ü Unit 5: Magnetism and Electromagnetic Induction

Nits NOT covered:

Units 6-7(Geometric and Physical Optics, Quantum, Atomic, and Nuclear Physics)

Questions:

Q1: 25 mins, 60%, QQT; Q2: 15 mins, 40%, Paragraph-length Response

Additional Info:

Print formulas sheet before the exam;

Calculator permitted.

AP Physics C Mechanics

Units covered: 

Units1-5

ü Unit 1: Kinematics

ü Unit 2: Newton’s Laws of Motion

ü Unit 3: Work, Energy and Power

ü Unit 4: Systems of Particles and Linear Momentum

ü Unit 5: Rotation

Units not covered:

Units6-7 (Oscillations, Gravitation )

Questions:

Q1: 25 mins, 60%, similar as QQT on Physics 1 or 2; Q2: 15 mins 40%, experimental design (similar 2012 Practice Exam Q2)

Additional Info:

Print formulas sheet before the exam;

Calculator permitted.

AP Chemistry

Units covered: 

Units1-7

ü Unit 1: atomic structure and properties

ü Unit 2: molecular and ionic compound structure and properties

ü Unit 3: intermolecular force and properties

ü Unit 4: chemical reaction

ü Unit 5: kinetics;

ü Unit 6: thermodynamics

ü Unit 7: equilibrium

Units uncovered:

Units8-9 (acid and base; application of thermodynamics: entropy, Gibbs free energy, galvanic and electrolytic cells)

Questions:

Q1 Long free-response question (25 mins, 60%) ; Q2 Long free-response question (15 mins, 40%)

Additional Info:

Print the Periodic Table of the Elements and the AP Chemistry Equations and Physical Constants sheet before exam;

Use of a calculator is allowed.

AP US History

Units Covered:

3-7 (1754 - 1800, 1800 - 1848, 1844 - 1877, 1865 - 1898, and 1890 - 1945)

Units NOT Covered:

1-2 and 8-9 (1491 - 1607, 1607 - 1754, 1945 - 1980, and 1980 - Present)

Questions:

Q1 DBQ (45min, 100%)

Additional Info:

Unit 1 and 2 can be used to provide context, but not required;

5 sources will be provided - Using 2 documents receives 1 point, Using 2 MORE documents receives 1 more point, Using outside information receives 1 point.

AP Microeconomics

Units covered: 

Unit 1-5

ü Unit 1: Basic Economic Concepts

ü Unit 2: Supply and Demand

ü Unit 3: Production, Cost, and the Perfect Competition Model

ü Unit 4: Imperfect Competition

ü Unit 5: Factor Market

Units not covered:

Unit 6 (Market Failure & Role of the Government)

Questions:

Q1 (25mins, 2 short FRS=standard FRS2 & FRS3, 55%), Q2 (15mins, 1 long FRS=standard FRS1, 45%)

Additional Info:

Have scrap paper available, use of a simple (“four-function”) calculator, either physical or digital, is allowed

Important Info: show your work in answering calculation problems.

AP Macroeconomics

Units covered:

Unit 1-5

ü Unit 1: Basic Economic Concepts

ü Unit 2: Economic Indicators and the Business Cycle

ü Unit 3: National Income and Price Determination

ü Unit 4: Financial Sector

ü Unit 5: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies

Units not covered:

Unit 6 (Open Economy– International Trade and Finance)

Questions: Q1

(25mins, 2 short FRS=standard FRS2 & FRS3, 55%), Q2 (15mins, 1 long FRS=standard FRS1, 45%)

Additional Info:

Have scrap paper available, use of a simple (“four-function”) calculator, either physical or digital, is allowed

Important Info: show your work in answering calculation problems.

AP English Language and Composition

Units covered:

Units 1-7

Units NOT covered:

Units 8-9

Questions:

Rhetorical Analysis (45 mins100%)  (Traditional FRQ 2);

Additional Info:

This question presents students with a passage of nonfiction prose of approximately 600–800 words. Students are asked to write an essay that analyzes the writer’s rhetorical choices.

AP Computer Science A

Units covered: 

Units1-7

ü Unit 1: Primitive Types

ü Unit 2: Using Objects

ü Unit 3: Boolean Expressions and if Statements

ü Unit 4: Iteration

ü Unit 5: Writing Classes

ü Unit 6: Array

ü Unit 7: Array List

Units not covered:

Units 8-10 (2D Array, Inheritance, Recursion)

Questions:

Q1: 25 mins, 65%, Array / Array List, similar as FRQ 3 with modification to include an open-ended question part;Q2: 15 mins,35%, Methods and Control Structures, similar as FRQ 1 with modification to include an open-ended question part.

Additional Info:

An Interactive Development Environment (IDE) or compiler is not required for the 2020 AP Computer Science A Exam, and students will not have an advantage if they use one. However, students may use an IDE or compiler if they choose.