Introduction to the AP Chemistry Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ's)

Students often say that the multiple choice questions (MCQ's) are the hardest part of the AP Chemistry test. And they really are tricky. The MCQ's are different from the sort of multiple choice questions that show up on most other types of exams, and they test multiple concepts at the same time. They also require some math skills and puzzle solving. Here, we work through a bunch of AP Chemistry-style multiple choice questions (MCQ's). We'll look at why they can seem so hard, and we'll look at strategies and tips for how to attack them. Usually, students see unfamiliar material, and they think that means they can't get the correct answer. Here, we'll see how you can change your mindset so that you focus on figuring out the questions, instead of simply saying, "My teacher didn't teach me this, so I can't answer it."

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00:00 Introduction, Tips, and Strategies
02:54 Ionic Compounds and Formula Writing
06:33 Gases, STP, and Moles
10:42 Particle Diagrams: Physical Changes
15:34 Electron Configuration and Ionization Energy
23:58 Molarity and Dissociation
26:09 Mass Spectra and Atomic Mass
31:04 Stoichiometry and Reaction Diagrams
36:21 Titration Laboratory Experiment
42:55 Covalent Bonding and Lewis Structures
48:18 Thermochemistry and Specific Heat