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AP Statistics Exam Prep

PracticeQuiz presents 20 free review questions and explanations for the AP Statistics exam given by the College Board.

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PracticeQuiz presents 20 free review questions and explanations for the AP Statistics given by the College Board.

The AP Statistics is a computer-based test containing 40 multiple-choice questions and a written response section. The test-taker has three to complete the exam, ninety minutes for each half.

The following Statistics topics are covered on the AP Stat exam:
Exploring Data
Sampling and Experimentation
Anticipating Patterns
Statistical Inference

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There are 46 questions on the AP Statistics Exam, divided into two categories: Multiple Choice (40 questions, 87%) and Free Response (6 questions, 13.04%).

The AP Statistics Exam is 3 hours long.

Generally, a score of 3 out of 5 or higher is considered a passing score in an AP exam. Scoring at least a 3 is usually required to receive college credit hours. Colleges decide what grade to grant credit for, and some may only accept a 4 or 5.

Passing the AP Statistics Exam can grant a student college course credit.

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