<p>So I got a mid-range 4 on the 2014 revised AP chemistry practice test that my teacher gave me, though I did slightly better on the old 2012 exam. The actual exam is on Monday and I’m wondering what I can study in a weekend that will get me a 5 on the new 2014 exam. What should I ignore from the old curriculum and what is still useful to study? Are there ANY new practice problems to be found online that would reflect the new curriculum? </p>
<p>Someone wrote this article a few years go describing the prospective changes to the chemistry exam: <a href=“http://www.adriandingleschemistrypages.com/miscellaneous/ap-chemistry-curriculum-framework-july-2011-draft-analysis/”>http://www.adriandingleschemistrypages.com/miscellaneous/ap-chemistry-curriculum-framework-july-2011-draft-analysis/</a>
It may be outdated though</p>
<p>The best you can do is probably go over the packet, especially the questions that you don’t know. There is a very fine distinction between a 4 and a 5 if the scale hasn’t change from last year, despite the new format.</p>