<p>Is FORM B significantly more difficult than FORM A exams? How do these compare? Is the curve nicer in FORM B? Finally, how do the practice questions in the 2006-2007 PR book compare to the questions in FORM B of the AP Chemistry Exam?</p>
<p>If you have any experience or thoughts/opinions, please post them. Thanks in advance.</p>
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Is FORM B significantly more difficult than FORM A exams?
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No</p>
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How do these compare?
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They are equivalent, but different</p>
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Is the curve nicer in FORM B?
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Nicer?? No.</p>
<p>This really depends. I thought last year's APUSH form B was a breeze (form A was difficult!!) but Calc BC's form B was insane.</p>
<p>Obviously the B-takers will be compared to other B-takers, but I don't think the disparity at the end will be big between form A and form B. If a significantly large population takes these exams, the law of large numbers state that results will often be comparable, despite some difficulty disparities.</p>
<p>For English Language, Form B essays are often graded easier.</p>
<p>For Chemistry (2006), it was ridiculously harder than Form A.</p>
<p>It's different in every subject.</p>
<p>what about physics C?</p>
<p>O and also i have a question about form B, is it for people who take the test LATE or is it for international or what?</p>
<p>anybody who took calcAB this year knows form B was easy and very similar to previous years while form A was insanely hard</p>
<p>different curves probably</p>
<p>Form B for Calc AB was used for other countries. There is a different test for students that are taking it on a make up day.</p>
<p>why do people take form A and some take form B ?!</p>
<p>My school rescheduled our test to Form probably because they want to give us more time to study. That is a stupid reason, because the Chemistry Exam is going to be so much harder. Does anyone know if the test is harder, the curve will be more lenient?</p>
<p>"My school rescheduled our test to Form probably because they want to give us more time to study. That is a stupid reason, because the Chemistry Exam is going to be so much harder. Does anyone know if the test is harder, the curve will be more lenient?"</p>
<p>A school can do that?</p>
<p>um, So wait how harder is the form taken by late testing (in general) and is the curve harder or what?</p>
<p>Oh and in response to above, yeah a school can pretty much order late testing instead of regular as long as they do so before a certain deadline.</p>
<p>Physics C doesn't have Form B.</p>
<p>Look it up at AP Central.</p>
<p>Form B is for those in Alaska, Hawaii, and International countries (due to the time zone differences and possible leakage of test questions).</p>
<p>Form A is for those in the 48 states.</p>