Hey guys, as the Calc BC exam approaches, I've been trying to find more practice resources. Does anyone know where I could find released past tests to use as practice exams?
One of the best resources for previously released Calculus BC exams is the College Board's own website. They have a selection of past exams freely available for students to practice with. These include both multiple-choice and free-response questions, so they are a great comprehensive resource. In addition, the answers to these past exams and scoring guidelines for the free-response questions are also available, which can help you understand where you might be going wrong.
Another option is Khan Academy, which has extensive practice questions for all AP tests, including Calculus BC, and they provide immediate feedback and explanations for each question.
Finally, consider other preparatory books like "5 Steps to a 5", "Princeton Review", or "Barron's". While these do not have official past exams, they offer practice tests that are designed to accurately reflect the structure and difficulty of the actual exam.
Always remember to time yourself properly while practicing. Practice under as realistic conditions as possible to get the best sense of your timing so you're well-prepared for the actual test day.
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