According to the statistics published by the College Board, the pass rate on the AP Physics 1 exam is the lowest of any AP exam. Only 40.6% of the students pass the exam and only 5.7% of the students get a 5. For the last eight years the majority of students I tutored for the AP Physics test obtained a score between 3 and 5. My secret is simple: I do rapid content review but more importantly, I walk students through the process of answering free response questions. The free response questions are unique; few physics books and courses can prepare you for them. This book will teach you the patterns of the AP test by providing guided solutions to prior official AP exams. Although short answers from the College Board are available, they lack explanations and many students do not find them helpful. Note: we cannot republish the AP Exam questions, but you can download them from the provided link to the pdf. Problems are broken down into sections that allow you to identify which segments are relevant to you. Each problem includes: a discussion of the key concepts, a review of the relevant physics, guidance on identifying the correct equation, step-by-step algebra instruction, and a section which coaches you to maximize partial credit. If you are need to prepare for the AP exam as fast as possible, the Kweller Prep AP Physics book is your best option. This book includes: Color coded sections with detailed diagrams. Step-by-step answers to official 2015-2019 AP free response questions. Six additional free response questions which precisely mimic the AP exam's style. Rapid review on the most tested topics including: projectile motion, free body diagrams, inclined planes, Atwood's machine, conservation of energy, simple harmonic motion, rotational motion, waves, electric circuits, etc. Easy to comprehend language - the Kweller Prep book was written with student guidance and feedback.