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AP Human Geography Free Response Questions

The best way to get better at FRQs is practice. Browse through dozens of practice AP AP Human Geography FRQs to get ready for the big day.

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  • Unit 1: Thinking Geographically (4)
  • Unit 2: Population and Migration Patterns and Processes (5)
  • Unit 3: Cultural Patterns and Processes (10)
  • Unit 5: Agriculture and Rural Land-Use Patterns and Processes (3)
  • Unit 6: Cities and Urban Land-Use Patterns and Processes (5)
  • Unit 7: Industrial and Economic Development Patterns and Processes (1)

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Where can I find practice free response questions for the AP Human Geography exam?
The free response section of each AP exam varies slightly, so you’ll definitely want to practice that before stepping into that exam room. Here are some free places to find practice FRQs :
  • Of course, make sure to run through College Board's past FRQ questions!
  • Once you’re done with those go through all the questions in the AP Human GeographyFree Response Room. You can answer the question and have it grade you against the rubric so you know exactly where to improve.
  • Reddit it also a great place to find AP free response questions that other students may have access to.
How do I practice for AP AP Human Geography Exam FRQs?
Once you’re done reviewing your study guides, find and bookmark all the free response questions you can find. The question above has some good places to look! while you’re going through them, simulate exam conditions by setting a timer that matches the time allowed on the actual exam. Time management is going to help you answer the FRQs on the real exam concisely when you’re in that time crunch.
What are some tips for AP Human Geography free response questions?
Before you start writing out your response, take a few minutes to outline the key points you want to make sure to touch on. This may seem like a waste of time, but it’s very helpful in making sure your response effectively addresses all the parts of the question. Once you do your practice free response questions, compare them to scoring guidelines and sample responses to identify areas for improvement. When you do the free response practice on the AP Human Geography Free Response Room, there’s an option to let it grade your response against the rubric and tell you exactly what you need to study more.
How do I answer AP Human Geography free-response questions?
Answering AP Human Geography free response questions the right way is all about practice! As you go through the AP AP Human Geography Free Response Room, treat it like a real exam and approach it this way so you stay calm during the actual exam. When you first see the question, take some time to process exactly what it’s asking. Make sure to also read through all the sub-parts in the question and re-read the main prompt, making sure to circle and underline any key information. This will help you allocate your time properly and also make sure you are hitting all the parts of the question. Before you answer each question, note down the key points you want to hit and evidence you want to use (where applicable). Once you have the skeleton of your response, writing it out will be quick, plus you won’t make any silly mistake in a rush and forget something important.