Students earning 1s & 2s generally couldn't answer any part of these difficult tasks students earning 3s were generally able to earn a few of these points students earning 5s: most. The most challenging AP Bio questions were FRQ 4 & 5, designed to distinguish between 3/4/5s.AP Biology free-response section: students were most successful on Q2, a multi-part investigation of mitochondria, cellular respiration, and elevated CO2 levels 21% earned 7-9 of the 9 points possible.
Cell Structure and Function (Unit 2) proved most challenging for this year’s AP Biology students, but even so, the majority demonstrated solid understanding here, and 6% earned all such points possible.AP Biology students really knew well the content related to Cellular Energetics (Unit 3) and Natural Selection (Unit 7), with good performance overall on those topics, and ~10% of students earning every such point possible.We’ll notify the student and school in early fall when late exam scoring is complete. 1 student so far, out of 242,000 worldwide who took this year’s AP Biology Exam, has earned all 120/120 points possible.The low point of this year’s AP Art History exam was the long essay comparing holy figures (Q1) a surprising 24% of students were unable to summon an artistic depiction of a holy figure for comparison with the Reliquary of Sainte-Foy.Many students also scored well on Q4 about the Giza complex of pyramids (19% earned all 5 pts). AP Art History essays: students generally earned the highest scores on Q3, the visual analysis of the Katsushika Hokusai print 47% of students scored 5/5 on this essay.Once again, AP Art History students demonstrated very strong knowledge of the Global Contemporary art on the exam, followed by Ancient Mediterranean: 32% and 26% of students, respectively, answered virtually all such questions correctly.Kudos to AP Art History teachers and students 16% more students gained access to this exciting subject this year, and (in the 13 years I’ve been tracking this) earned higher scores on the full-length exam than any other group except the class of 2018.To learn more about what’s included in each of the Kahoot!+ for student plans, check out the available plan options here. Get ready for your next big test, learn new material or review and master topics with new study modes (in addition to flashcards, practice, test yourself and challenge friends).Host kahoots with up to 50 or 100 players per session and get all your friends or classmates involved in the learning fun.Play in team mode with up to 3 teams to join forces with your friends and take the competition to new heights.Create up to 3 or 5 study groups to support collaborative learning with your friends, no matter their location.Choose from millions of premium images in our image library.Access slide layouts to create interactive presentations.Get question autosuggestions from our question bank and create kahoots faster than ever.Create even more dynamic study kahoots when you unlock new question types including puzzles, word clouds, open-ended questions and more.A flexible solution to supercharge your learning wherever you go!.Here’s what you get with a Kahoot!+ for students subscription: With these plans, you will gain access to a range of new features and tools to make studying more impactful and enjoyable, whether you’re learning on your own or with your group, in-person or virtually. Kahoot!+ for students offers three plan options: Kahoot!+ Start, Premium, and Max for students. Study your way with flexible options and brand-new features
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