AP Biology assignments, ready to grade
Three papers, 2023 through 2025: the long questions on interpreting experimental results and analyzing a model or visual representation, plus the short items on scientific investigation and conceptual analysis. Grading follows the student's claim, evidence, and justification against your rubric, and every proposed score is yours to accept or change.
Frequently asked questions
- Which AP Biology free-response papers are included?
- 2023, 2024, and 2025 — each with the two long questions, on interpreting and evaluating experimental results and on analyzing a model or visual representation, and the four short questions alongside them. You can preview any paper in full before importing.
- Biology credit hinges on justification. Does grading account for that?
- Yes. A prediction with no reasoning and the same prediction supported by the data are scored differently, because GradeThis reads the justification against your rubric and reports which criteria the response met, quoting the work it relied on.
- Can I change the rubric after importing?
- Yes. Importing creates an independent, editable copy in your course. Adjust criteria, change point values, reword prompts, and add or remove questions freely; the Exam Library entry you imported from is never affected.
- How does this fit a full class set of papers?
- You upload scans of the work your students have already handed in, and GradeThis grades every submission against the same rubric, surfacing where the class as a whole went wrong. You review and finalize each grade before it is released.