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Sample Chemistry Questions

Advanced Placement (AP) / Hard Assessments

Following are sample question and answer sets from each of the nine (9) units contained within the College Board's AP Chemistry exam. For each Advanced Chemistry unit, approximately 200-300 questions with answers are available with a total of approximately 2,000 questions freely accessible across the entire module. 

Unit 1
Atomic Structure & Properties 

Question about conductors from the Atomic Structure and Properties unit of the AP Chemistry exam

Unit 4
Chemical Reactions 

Question about compounds from the Chemical Reactions unit of the AP Chemistry exam

Unit 2
Molecular & Ionic Compound Structure & Properties

Question about CaBr2 from the Molecular & Ionic Compound Structure & Properties unit of the AP Chemistry section

Unit 5
Kinetics 

Question about half-lifes from the Kinetics unit of the AP Chemistry exam

Unit 3
Intermolecular Forces & Properties 

Question about the London dispersion forces from the Intermolecular Forces & Properties unit of the AP Chemistry section of ClashMates

Unit 6
Thermodynamics 

Question about enthalpy changes from the Thermodynamics unit of the AP Chemistry exam

Unit 7
Equilibrium

Question about conjugate bases from the Equilibrium unit of the AP Chemistry exam

Unit 8
Acids & Bases

Question about salt bridges from the Acids and Bases unit of the AP Chemistry exam

Unit 9
Applications of Thermodynamics

Question about compounds from the Applications of Thermodynamics unit of the AP Chemistry exam

Middle School (Grades 6-8) / Easy-ish

Following are three example question and answer sets corresponding to Introduction to Chemistry curriculum normally taught in middle school grades 6 thru 8. Approximately 300 questions with answers are accessible within the ClashMates Introduction to Chemistry module. 

Question about neutrons from the Introduction to Chemistry section of ClashMates
Question about elements from the Introduction to Chemistry section of ClashMates
Question about the definition of chemistry from the Introduction to Chemistry section
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