AP Multiple Choice writes four-option questions in College Board style — optionally grouped into stimulus sets — with the answer key, a rationale for the key and an analysis of why each distractor is wrong.
✨ Uses 1 AI generation per run
Step by step
- Enter the AP course and the topic or CED unit.
- Choose how many questions and whether you want stimulus-based sets (source text, data or scenario).
- Press ✨ Generate.
- Print: students get the questions; the rationale page is yours.
Tips
- 💡 Distractors are written to reflect real misconceptions — the distractor analysis makes an excellent post-test review lesson.
- 💡 Each key item names the AP skill/practice assessed, so you can spot which skill a class is weak on.
Example
AP Biology, "Unit 3: Cellular Energetics", 10 questions with stimulus sets → two data-based sets plus standalone items.