While we don't have March Madness brackets or Super Bowl Squares in the world of AP Calculus, there's no reason we can't have some fun with some game day predictions (game day is 1 week away: May 8th!). Every year we like to spend some time coming up with what we think is "due" to show up on the exam, after analyzing the questions from the last several years. And just like in basketball, there's bound to be some major upsets. What surprises will the College Board throw our way this year?
If you want to use this as an in-class activity, download the blank AP Exam Prediction template.
**DISCLAIMER: We have absolutely no insider information for any of these predictions. Proceed with caution.**
For more information about tackling some of these FRQs, check out our videos on the most commonly seen free response questionsand the verbs used on the AP Calc Exam (and what they mean)!
Other helpful resources:
Know Thy Exam (everything you need to know about the structure and format of the exam, plus test taking strategies to maximize your score!)
Things to Know Cold for the AP Calc Exam (what your students absolutely must know).
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