This diagnostic test contains 50 questions on 40 topics
that are covered on the AP physics I
test. The order of topics in the diagnostic test is consistent with the
chapter arrangement in this book. The purpose of the diagnostic test is to
allow you to measure your level of proficiency and identify your weakest areas.
It is important that you take this diagnostic test to
find out your weakest areas and then study those areas accordingly. All the
questions in the diagnostic test are on a medium to hard level on the actual AP
test. So if you quite comfortable with some of these questions, you should be
able to do well on the AP physics I test
in those areas. If you have no idea how to solve a question, you should leave a
mark on the question and spend more time studying that area in the future.