Free Response (FRQ)
Definition
A free response, or FRQ, is a type of question in the AP Microeconomics exam where students are required to provide a written response instead of selecting from multiple-choice options. It tests students' ability to apply economic concepts and analyze real-world scenarios.
Related terms
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ): These are questions in the AP Microeconomics exam where students choose the correct answer from several options provided.
Scoring Rubric: A set of guidelines used by graders to evaluate and assign points to each part of an FRQ answer based on its accuracy, depth, and clarity.
Time Management: The skill of effectively allocating time during the exam to ensure that all questions, including FRQs, are answered within the given time limit.
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AP Microeconomics - 2024 AP Microeconomics Exam Guide
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