Semester II Study Guide - AP Statistics

Seniors: Thursday, May 24, 2022

Juniors: Friday, June 1, 2022

 

You are required to bring your own TI-84, pencil and eraser. It is a good idea to have a spare set of 4-AAA batteries with you in case your calculator needs it during the test.

Quarter Exams represent 20% of your grade (10% each). There will be 4 free response questions (10 min each), and 15 multiple choice questions (2-3 min each). They will be based on the Free Response questions you had this year. The College Board has released the FRQ's that you just recently took:

You are provided a Formula Sheet that also has tables for the Normal, T, and Chi-Square distributions.

The College Board that administers the AP exam has this helpful passage about what should be included in a free response question:

Show all your work. Indicate clearly the methods you use, because you will be scored on the correctness of your methods as well as on the accuracy and completeness of your results and explanations.

 

Here is a check list of some major topics from the first few chapters:

Review your work and note what you did well, correct your mistakes, and practice the topics you feel you haven't mastered.

 

Helpful Practice

I recommend going over old quizzes and tests to remind yourself of the questions you mastered and to master those you need to understand better.

Additionally, the following links have helpful review practice:
  1. 2022 AP Statistice Live Review Videos
  2. AP Stats Flash Cards
  3. Free AP Diagnostic Tests
  4. Free Online AP Stats Practice Test
  5. Old Free Response Questions from Past Exams (and scoring guidelines)
  6. Chapter 1 Links
  7. Chapter 2 Links
  8. Chapter 3 Links
  9. Chapter 4 Links
  10. Chapter 5 Links
  11. Chapter 6 Links
  12. Chapter 7 Links
  13. Chapter 8 Links
  14. Chapter 9 Links
  15. Chapter 10 Links
  16. Chapter 11 Links
  17. Chapter 12 Links
  18. Chapter 13 Links
  19. Chapter 14 Links
  20. Google Classroom has solutions to all the study packets
  21. Rossman Applets
  22. online practice from StatTrek
  23. Sample questions from DS Marketing
  24. Links from Mrs Daniels's AP Course
  25. Multiple choice questions from GSU

Online quizzes
  1. Online Quiz on center spread and shape
    Online quiz on Graphs
  2. Online quiz on the normal distribution
  3. Online quiz on LSRL and correlation distribution
  4. Online quiz on sampling and experimental design

Finally...

The exam is graded on a curve and represents 20% of your grade. Bring a calculator, a number 2 pencil and good eraser Finally, remember to go to bed at a descent hour so you are rested enough to think clearly, and have a healthy breakfast. Good luck!