AP Physics 1 Fall Final Exam Study Guide About （美联社物理1下降期末考试学习指南）.pdf

AP Physics 1 Fall Final Exam Study Guide About this guide: Below you will find a list of topics and problem types to review for your exam with suggestions listed from past assignments. I reserve the right to assess these topics in ways which are subtly different than things we may have done in the past. Your ability to adapt to variations in the problems in what is being tested, in addition to your content knowledge; just like the circumstances you will face on your AP exam. In addition, I may also include some additional material no specifically addressed in this document, but this outline provides an excellent overview. I also suggest that you challenge yourself by looking up and trying some similar problems, especially the in text practice problems that have solutions worked out, from the new digital textbook I gave you info to access last week. If nothing else, it will provide you with additional practice. You will need to reference the table of contents for appropriate chapters. Specific Webassign items are suggested, and some items are linked to in class worksheets hyperlinked within the document. Not all items include suggested examples. An important, metacognitive part of the study process is for students to think about what they have learned in the past, and types of problems or scenarios that may apply to specific topics, then use their resources to look those items up. If specific examples are not provided I encourage students to ask themselves two questions: “In what context did this idea come up in class?” and “What did Mr. Boehringer emphasize with regard to this topic?” Answering those questions should lead the student to appropriate examples used in the course. About your test: Your exam will be graded on a curve that approximates the curves used in the past for the now-defunct AP Physics B Exam. These curves are very generous as I explained in class, but some of the questions on the those exams, and your final exam,