AP Physics C: Mechanics assignments, ready to grade
The calculus-based Mechanics free-response papers from 2023, 2024, and 2025: Newton's laws and systems of particles, work and energy, rotational dynamics, oscillations, and gravitation, with the symbolic derivations the course is really assessed on. Import an editable copy; GradeThis proposes scores against your rubric and you review every one.
Frequently asked questions
- Can grading follow a calculus-based derivation?
- That is what these items are for, so it is what grading follows: whether the student set up the right integral or differential equation, carried the algebra symbolically, and reached an expression that answers the question — each checked against your rubric, with rationale attached.
- Which papers does the collection include?
- The 2023, 2024, and 2025 Physics C: Mechanics free-response papers. Each can be previewed in full — every question, its parts, and its point values — before you import it.
- What about the limiting-case and units reasoning?
- Those are rubric criteria like any other. If your rubric awards a point for checking a limiting case or for a dimensionally consistent result, GradeThis reports whether the response met it and shows the work it relied on.
- Can I reuse a paper across sections?
- Yes. Once imported, the copy belongs to your course and can be assigned to any of your sections, edited first if you want different weights or fewer questions. The Exam Library original is never touched, and you finalize every score it proposes.