FRQ (Free Response Questions)
Definition
FRQ, or Free Response Questions, are a type of exam question that requires students to provide a written response rather than selecting from multiple choice options. These questions assess students' understanding and ability to apply concepts in a more open-ended format.
Related terms
Multiple Choice Questions: These are exam questions where students choose the correct answer from a set of options provided.
Scoring Rubric: A scoring rubric is a guideline used by teachers or graders to evaluate and assign points to different aspects of an FRQ response.
Content Knowledge: Refers to the depth and breadth of understanding that students have about specific physics concepts.
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AP English Language
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AP Physics 1 - 5.2 Representations of Changes in Momentum
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