AP Microeconomics Practice Tests
Below is our list of free AP Micro practice tests. These multiple choice questions are designed to be similar to those found on the Advanced Placement exam. Choose a test from the list below to start your AP Microeconomics exam review right now!
Free AP Microeconomics Practice Tests
Unit 1:
Basic Concepts
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Unit 2:
Supply & Demand
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Unit 3:
Production
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Unit 4:
Imperfect Comp
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Unit 5:
Factor Markets
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Unit 6:
Market Failures
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Full-Length AP Microeconomics Practice Exam
Part A:
Multiple Choice
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AP Microeconomics Overview
Multiple choice
- 60 questions in 70 minutes; worth two-thirds of your score.
- Covers supply, demand, markets, costs, and competition types.
- Focus on applying microeconomic models to real situations.
- Many questions use graphs, tables, or short scenarios.
Free response
- Three questions in 60 minutes; worth one-third of your score.
- Includes one long question and two shorter ones.
- Often requires drawing and analyzing microeconomic graphs.
- Clear explanations and correct labels earn the most points.
AP Microeconomics Exam
AP Microeconomics introduces students to the principles of economics that apply to individual decision-makers, focusing on the behavior of households and firms in market settings. The exam is taken at the end of the school year and tests all microeconomics principles covered in the course.
The Microeconomics Exam is a hybrid digital exam; the multiple choice questions are administered and answered in the testing app (Bluebook), while the free response questions are presented on the app and answered by hand in exam booklets.
Content Categories
The exam is a total of two hours and ten minutes and is divided into two sections:
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Multiple Choice
You have one hour and ten minutes to answer 60 questions, which are worth 66% of your score.
2
Free Response
You have one hour to answer one long and two short free response questions, which are worth 33% of your score.
The test administrators allow a four-function calculator for the duration of the exam.
Microeconomics is a complex subject with many interrelated concepts to remember – and many students may struggle to recall all course content when taking blended AP Micro/Macroeconomics courses. The best opportunity for success comes from consistent practice and studying. Use our six practice tests above to cover material from all six official curriculum units and be on your way to scoring a 5 today!