As your high school student prepares for college, they may choose to take AP Environmental Science. This course requires your child to pass an exam to demonstrate their proficiency in the course materials. The test is divided into two 90-minute sections. Section I is worth 60 percent of the total score, and consists of 100 multiple-choice questions. Section II is worth 40 percent of the total score, and features four free-response questions.
To help your child prepare, Varsity Tutors’ Learning Tools include dozens of free AP Environmental Science Practice Tests. There are also Full-Length AP Environmental Science Practice Tests that your child can take as they begin their review process to help them discover which topics they most need to review. The practice tests cover each of the major concepts they’ll need to master in order to do well on the test. Each concept-specific practice test varies in difficulty and length, but all of the exercises provide relevant practice materials your child can use.
The AP Environmental Science sample questions on both versions of the practice tests come from established curricula and represent the same types of questions that have been asked on past exams. The major topics covered include ecology, nature, evolution, ecosystems, biology, and a range of natural cycles. Also covered are energy production, usage, and various topics related to energy sources and their impact on the environment. Your child will have a chance to work on Earth Science questions, too. The concept-specific practice tests consist of questions relevant to a single topic for a focused review. If your child would like to get a more comprehensive testing experience, they can take one of the complete practice tests. They cover all of the topics that your child will need to know by the time they take the exam.
Each practice test also supports the creation of a personalized study routine. That’s because the AP Environmental Science example questions give your child a concept-specific experience. Upon completion of each practice test, your child will be shown their score and a variety of other helpful metrics. In addition to reviewing how their performance stacks up to that of other students, they can view the correct response, read the correct response’s detailed explanation, and find resources for further study on the relevant topics. Both the concept-specific and full-length tests’ results pages provide a variety of free AP Environmental Science Exam review resources, so your child knows exactly what to focus on as they continue their studies. In fact, your child can use the results page as a resource to enhance their study materials. The results pages of the Full-Length AP Environmental Science Practice Tests are an especially efficient way to track your child’s progress as they work toward the real test.
All of the free online AP Environmental Science test questions are designed to mimic the exam’s format. Both the concept-specific and full-length practice tests provide your child with valuable study opportunities and the chance to increase their confidence level by becoming familiar with the test’s format. By taking advantage of the AP Environmental Science Exam review exercises and the complete practice tests, your child can work toward becoming more comfortable with the material before they take the exam. Another advantage of the Learning Tools are the social media sharing options. These enable your child to share their scores, comment on the practice tests, and challenge their study groups, friends, or classmates. Varsity Tutors’ Learning Tools provide comprehensive, detailed AP Environmental Science review materials in a variety of formats to help your child brush up on the concepts they’ll need to know at the end of the year.