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Free-response practice

Chemistry free-response questions

Free-response questions (FRQs) are the part of the AP® Chemistry exam where you write your own answers. Here they're grouped the way the exam uses them. Write your answer, then score it yourself with the rubric and a model answer, or sign in for free AI scoring.

16 questions · 2 types

Long free-response question

A multipart question, often built around a lab setup or a data table, that mixes several topics. You calculate, explain and justify your answers across many lettered parts.

On the exam: 3 questions (Questions 1–3), part of the 1-hour-45-minute free-response section; calculator allowed. Plan on about 23 minutes for one.

Short free-response question

A shorter multipart question that sticks to one or two topics. Each part usually asks for one calculation, claim or explanation.

On the exam: 4 questions (Questions 4–7), part of the 1-hour-45-minute free-response section; calculator allowed. Plan on about 9 minutes for one.