AP Precalculus assignments, ready to grade
Both free-response papers released since the exam launched — 2024 and 2025 — covering polynomial and rational modeling, exponential and logarithmic functions, and trigonometric and polar representations. Preview the questions and the blank PDF, then import an editable copy; GradeThis proposes scores against your rubric for you to review.
Frequently asked questions
- Which years does the AP Precalculus collection cover?
- 2024 and 2025. AP Precalculus was first administered in 2024, so those are the only free-response papers that exist; later years are added to the Exam Library as they are released.
- What do the free-response questions actually ask for?
- Modeling and communication: build or interpret a function from a described scenario, move between graphical, numerical, and analytic representations, and explain in writing why a model behaves the way it does. A bare final answer tells you very little on these.
- Can GradeThis grade the written justifications?
- Yes. It follows the student's reasoning against your rubric — did they identify the right rate of change, did they interpret the value in context and with units — and proposes a score and rationale for you to confirm or change.
- Can I edit a paper after importing it?
- Yes. Import creates an independent copy in your course where you can change point values, reword prompts, and add or remove questions. The Exam Library entry you imported from stays untouched.