Advanced Placement assignments, ready to grade
Assignments for AP courses, organized by exam: Calculus BC, Chemistry, Physics 1, and more as the library grows. Preview each one in full (questions, point values, rubric), then import an independent copy you can edit freely. The library original is never touched.
AP free-response credit is awarded for the work, so that is what GradeThis grades: it follows each student's method against the rubric and shows where the class as a whole went wrong. You review every score before it counts.
Exams in this program
- AP Calculus BCReady-to-grade AP Calculus BC assignments: series and convergence, Taylor polynomials, parametric and polar, and free-response sets.
- AP ChemistryAP Chemistry assignments with rubrics for equilibrium, thermodynamics, kinetics, acids and bases, and free-response explanations.
- AP Physics 1Importable AP Physics 1 assignments spanning kinematics, forces, energy, momentum, rotation, and free-response reasoning.
The Exam Library is warming up
No exams have been published yet. When your institution curates its first entries, they'll appear here — ready to import.
Frequently asked questions
- What is in the Advanced Placement collection?
- Assignments organized by AP course — Calculus BC, Chemistry, Physics 1, and more as the Exam Library grows. Each can be previewed in full and imported as an editable copy into your own course.
- Do I have to use the assignments exactly as written?
- No. Importing creates an independent copy in your course. You can change point values, edit prompts, add or remove questions, and adapt anything to match how you teach the course — the original Exam Library entry is never affected.
- How does GradeThis grade free-response work?
- It reviews each submission against the assignment's rubric, following the student's setup, method, and evidence rather than only checking the final answer, and proposes a score with rationale. You review and finalize every grade; nothing is released without your sign-off.
- Is this affiliated with the College Board?
- No. GradeThis is an independent assessment platform. "Advanced Placement" and "AP" refer to the courses teachers prepare students for; these are instructor-facing grading assignments, not official College Board materials.