Formula sheet on chem AP test?

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<p>Do we get a formula sheet on the chem AP test?</p>

<p>Our teacher said we will probably have one, but I noticed that in the Princeton Review practice tests they give you a periodic table, but no formula sheet.</p>

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<p>no we wont.</p>

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<p>just the periodic table.</p>

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<p>When I took it last year you got both.</p>

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<p>so are they taking away the formula sheet this year?</p>

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<p>bump…anyone know?</p>

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<p>my teacher says you get a packet of formulas for Free response only… : /
i hope they don’t take that away lol</p>

<p>the MC you only get the periodic table</p>

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<p>um, you definitely get a formula sheet & periodic table for the FRQs and just a periodic table for the multiple choice.</p>

<p>(my teacher didn’t tell us that either, she wanted us to memorize the formulas)</p>

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<p>Hm, so we have to memorize formulas for the multiple choice?</p>

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<p>I don’t think calculators are allowed on the MC part. It’s more about concepts. I don’t see why they can’t hand out the reference sheet at the beginning. </p>

<p>To clear the confusion, you get one sheet of reference paper. One side is the periodic table, the other is a list of formula categorized by topics. I’m surprised this isn’t more commonly known. We use the sheet on every test… </p>

<p>It’s a very good idea to ask your teacher for the sheet if you don’t have one already.</p>

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<p>Ah yeah, looked through the PR book.</p>

<p>Seems like for free response you get the periodic table and a double sided formula sheet…</p>

<p>Guess we don’t really need to memorize formulas for MC then?</p>

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<p>all yr long my chem teacher said we will be getting it for the whole exam, but just found out -the cb website clearly says that the formulas are not given for the mc section. it is given only for the frqs. </p>

<p>can someone who has taken the chem ap exam respond. pleeeez
now ill have to learn all the formulas? :frowning:
can’t believe it!</p>

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<p>no, the MC part really won’t ask questions that require usage of ridiculous formulas - and the numbers are usually nice round numbers. (because there is no calculator on MC)</p>