Eureka Videos (the funny cartoon ones)

Ms. Kissel’s review videos

Practice MCAS questions – enter your answers and have them checked!

More practice MCAS questions that allow you to check your answers

“Eureka!” is a series of funny cartoon videos made in the 1970′s. Very funny. Example

This girl makes math videos, and I hope you’ve already seen them, but if you  haven’t, here’s your chance. You could make a similarly styled physics video.

Minute Physics is a similar drawing style, but for physics concepts.

Videos specifically made to review all of the AP C topics are here. The videos are the links that say “play lesson.”  These are made by the University of California and are cartoon-style.

This guy made a ton of youtube videos covering AP C stuff. They aren’t super flashy but are good at explaining things.

This site compiles videos from lots of places (grouped by topic) and also has practice multiple choice questions with answers. Just click on a particular topic and scroll down for the problems.

This site made by a textbook company has tons of questions with answers and worked out problems. Choose a chapter and then you can pick from the options at the left of the screen.

You can find lots of old AP free response problems and solutions here.

Here is the powerpoint we went through with all of the example multiple choice questions. Google docs messed up the formatting a bit, so you you will probably want to download it.

The official AP course description has a great list of all the specific objectives you will be tested on. Check it out here (starts on page 17).

http://visualization.geblogs.com/visualization/appliances/

http://www.absak.com/library/power-consumption-table

http://www.altestore.com/howto/Renewable-Energy-Energy-Efficiency/Power-Ratings-typical-for-Common-Appliances/a21/

http://www.energysavers.gov/your_home/appliances/index.cfm/mytopic=10040

Video game consoles

Here is the site to use for standby power of appliances that are not being used (energy vampires): http://standby.lbl.gov/summary-table.html

If not, you definitely should!

Have you done the following textbook review questions?

You can check your answers here.

If you are in Physics I Honor and want some extra review questions, here are some extra ones I wrote for you. An answer key is included. SKIP questions 10, 20, and 21 because we didn’t do that stuff this year!

We’ll be doing some review in class, but you’ll need to spend time on your own reviewing everything you’ve learned this year. Start studying early!

Exam times/rooms:

A block: 10:45 in room 237

C block: 10:45 in room 236

F block: 8:30 in room 300

G block: 8:30 in room 301

Conflict times for AP Physics: 10:45 Tuesday in 370 or 8:30 Wednesday in 370

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12pZALz5goKcEPjamGMJFLiU_8-kFeFncvEqQfrWUgmI/edit

Momentum, impulse, and collisions  review questions
(Skip the following:  1a, 1e, 1j, 2e, 3b, 3c, 5e)

Work, energy, and power review questions
(skip the following: 1g, 1j, 1k, 1m, 1 o, 2d, 2i, 3(all), 4(all), 5(all), 6g, 6n, 7c, 7k, 8all

Review videos made by Ms. K
(One for momentum/impulse/collisions and one for work/power/energy)

Momentum and impulse in car crashes video

Short funny Eureka! video about work

Short funny Eureka! video about kinetic energy

Short funny Eureka! video about potential energy