Thirty multiple-choice questions across all five lessons of Unit 1 — what a limit is, computing limits algebraically, the Squeeze Theorem, continuity and its failures, and asymptotes with the Intermediate Value Theorem — plus two full Section-II free-response problems with typed answers graded against the rubric. Filter by topic, and the mastery panel tracks where you stand.
How to use this. The multiple choice pulls a fresh batch of 12 from a bank of 30, mixing every topic the way the real exam does. Answer, read the worked explanation — every distractor is a specific, named mistake — then reshuffle for a new set. The two free-response problems mirror real AP Section II: type your answers and grade them against the official-style rubric. Tap any topic tag in the feedback to jump straight to that lesson.
Mixed multiple choice
Question 1 of 12Score: 0
Free-response trainer · Section II style
One scenario, several chained parts — exactly how the real FRQ works. Pick a problem below; type
what you can, then check the worked solution and score your reasoning against the rubric.
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Where you stand
Finish some multiple-choice questions and your topic breakdown shows up here.