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Mar 14

Test Prep 7 - Mock Test #1

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Edited: Mar 14

There are two parts of this mock test: multiple choices and free response questions. I will open up the access permission at 6:50 pm PDT, Friday, 3/15/2019.

 

You will have up to 9:00 pm PDT, Friday, 3/15/2019 to upload or save your answers to your personal folder. If I see a timestamp later than above, your answers will not be graded. Please create two Google doc files in your folder: mock1MC and mock1FRQ. Obviously, you will save your multiple choice answers in mock1MC and your code of the two FRQs in mock1FRQ. In each file, please write down the question number and then your answer or response. Please notice that the number of multiple choice questions are NOT consecutive but they are unique. You may write down page numbers for verification too.

 

Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions

Part 2: #1 and #3 of this AP CSA FRQs

 

We will go over all the questions in our class next week. Good Luck!

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