AP Statistics assignments, ready to grade
The 2023, 2024, and 2025 free-response papers, six questions apiece, running from sampling and experimental design through probability, confidence intervals, significance tests, and regression to the investigative task that closes each paper. Import an editable copy and grade the written justification, not just the computed statistic.
Frequently asked questions
- What is in the AP Statistics collection?
- The complete free-response papers from 2023, 2024, and 2025 — sampling and experimental design, probability and sampling distributions, confidence intervals and significance tests, regression, and the investigative task. Each is previewable in full before you import it.
- Statistics parts are scored holistically. Can a rubric capture that?
- Grading runs against whatever rubric the assignment carries, so you can write your part-level criteria as you actually apply them — correct procedure, conditions checked, conclusion stated in context — and GradeThis reports which of them the response met, with the evidence it used.
- Does it notice when a conclusion is not stated in context?
- That is exactly the kind of criterion it reads for. The mechanics and the interpretation are judged separately against your rubric, and the proposed score arrives with its rationale; you review and adjust before any grade counts.
- Can I assign a single question instead of a whole paper?
- Yes. Import the paper to get an independent, editable copy in your course, then delete the questions you do not want and reweight what remains. The Exam Library original is never modified.