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AP Social Science 2026

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Bu sınav 30 çoktan seçmeli sorudan oluşur (5 Temel Matematik · 10 Social Science · 15 English R&W) ve 60 dakikadır.
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AP Social Science 2026 · Bursluluk Sınavı

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Bölüm 1

Temel Matematik

1A company’s revenue increased from ₺240,000 to ₺312,000 over one year. What was the percentage increase?

A25% B30% C72% D130%

2If f(x) = 3x² − 12x + 9, for which value of x does f(x) reach its minimum value?

Ax = −2 Bx = 2 Cx = 3 Dx = 4

3A data set has the following values: 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30. What is the interquartile range (IQR)?

A9 B12 C15 D18

4In a survey of 200 people, 45% preferred option A and 35% preferred option B. The rest were undecided. How many respondents were undecided?

A30 B40 C70 D90

5The line y = kx + 3 passes through the point (4, 11). What is the value of k?

A1 B2 C3 D4

Bölüm 2

Social Science

6When the price of a good increases and consumers buy less of it as a result, this demonstrates:

AThe law of supply BThe law of demand CPrice elasticity of supply DMarket equilibrium

7If the government imposes a price ceiling below the equilibrium price for a product, what is the most likely result?

AA surplus of the product BA shortage of the product CAn increase in the equilibrium price DA decrease in demand for the product

8A researcher assigns 30 participants randomly to either a therapy group or a control group to test whether a new treatment reduces anxiety. This study is best described as:

AA case study BA naturalistic observation CA randomized controlled experiment DA correlational study

9The concept of cognitive dissonance refers to:

AThe inability to recall long-term memories BThe mental discomfort experienced when holding contradictory beliefs CA disorder characterized by impaired social interaction DThe tendency to remember pleasant events more vividly than unpleasant ones

10The principle of ‘checks and balances’ in democratic governments is primarily designed to:

AEnsure equal representation for all citizens in government BPrevent any single branch of government from gaining excessive power CGuarantee that judicial decisions reflect public opinion DRequire all legislation to be approved by a referendum

11In a parliamentary system of government, the executive branch is typically:

AElected directly by popular vote and independent of the legislature BChosen by a constitutional monarch with no legislative input CDrawn from and accountable to the legislative body DAppointed by the judiciary to ensure impartiality

12The demographic transition model suggests that as countries industrialize:

ABoth birth rates and death rates remain high BBirth rates decline before death rates CDeath rates decline before birth rates DPopulation growth accelerates indefinitely

13GDP (Gross Domestic Product) measures:

AThe total income earned by a country’s citizens worldwide BThe total market value of goods and services produced within a country in a given period CThe total value of a country’s exports minus its imports DThe total government spending within a country’s borders

14The concept of ‘intersectionality,’ as developed by scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw, refers to:

AThe interaction between different branches of government BThe way multiple aspects of identity overlap to shape individual experiences CThe geographic boundaries between racially segregated communities DThe statistical relationship between race and economic mobility

15The Marshall Plan, implemented after World War II, was primarily intended to:

AEstablish military alliances between Western nations BRebuild European economies to prevent the spread of communism CCreate a unified European federal government DProvide reparations to countries occupied during the war

Bölüm 3

English Language Reading & Writing

Words in Context

Sentence“The diplomat’s remarks were deliberately ______, designed to avoid committing to any specific policy position while still appearing substantive.”

16Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word?

Acandid Bambiguous Ccontroversial Dassertive

Sentence“The once-thriving manufacturing town had fallen into ______ — its empty factories and boarded storefronts a testament to decades of economic neglect.”

17Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word?

Aprosperity Binnovation Cdisrepair Disolation

Sentence“Despite initial ______ from local residents, the proposal for the new transit line eventually gained broad community support after a series of public forums.”

18Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word?

Aenthusiasm Bindifference Cresistance Dcelebration

Text Structure and Purpose

Passage — Urban Farming“Over the past decade, urban farming has transitioned from a niche hobby to a recognized component of sustainable city planning. Rooftop gardens, vertical farms, and community plots now supply fresh produce to neighborhoods that previously lacked access to affordable vegetables. Critics question whether the yield justifies the investment; proponents argue that the social and educational benefits extend well beyond food production.”

19The main purpose of this passage is to:

AArgue that urban farming should receive government funding BDescribe the growth and ongoing debate surrounding urban farming CExplain the technical challenges of growing food in cities DCriticize the inefficiencies of community farming projects

Passage — History of Medicine“For centuries, physicians believed that illness was caused by an imbalance of four bodily fluids, or ‘humours.’ This theory, though entirely incorrect by modern standards, shaped medical practice for over two thousand years. It was not until the 19th century, with the development of germ theory, that a more accurate understanding of disease began to emerge — one grounded in observation and experimentation rather than ancient speculation.”

20Which choice best states the main idea of the text?

AAncient physicians were negligent in their approach to medicine. BGerm theory was the most important scientific discovery of the 19th century. CA long-held but incorrect theory of disease was eventually replaced by evidence-based understanding. DObservation and experimentation have always been central to the practice of medicine.

Passage — Social Media“Researchers studying adolescent well-being have noted a consistent correlation between heavy social media use and increased rates of anxiety and depression among teenagers. However, a growing number of scholars caution against interpreting this correlation as causation. It is possible, they argue, that adolescents who are already struggling emotionally are more likely to turn to social media — rather than social media causing the emotional difficulties in the first place.”

21The passage is primarily concerned with:

AProving that social media causes depression in teenagers BQuestioning whether a correlation between two variables implies causation CRecommending that teenagers reduce their social media use DSummarizing the findings of a specific research study on adolescent anxiety

Command of Evidence

Data — Sleep Survey (500 teenagers)A researcher claims that most teenagers (ages 13–17) sleep fewer than the recommended 8–10 hours per night. Survey results: Less than 6 hours: 75 · 6–7 hours: 185 · 8–10 hours: 195 · More than 10 hours: 45

22Which finding from the survey most directly supports the researcher’s claim?

A195 students slept the recommended 8–10 hours per night. B45 students slept more than 10 hours per night. C260 out of 500 students slept fewer than 8 hours per night. DMore students slept 6–7 hours than any other category.

Data — Plant Growth (30 days)A biologist argues that plants exposed to classical music grow taller on average than those kept in silence. Classical music: 28.4 cm · No music: 23.1 cm · White noise: 25.6 cm

23Which choice most effectively uses the data to support the biologist’s argument?

APlants in the white noise condition grew taller than those in silence. BPlants exposed to classical music grew 5.3 cm taller on average than those kept in silence. CThe tallest plants were those exposed to white noise. DPlants in the no-music condition reached an average height of 23.1 cm.

Data — Breakfast & GPA (500 students)A nutritionist claims that eating breakfast regularly improves academic performance. Daily breakfast: GPA 3.4 · Occasional: GPA 3.0 · Rarely/never: GPA 2.7

24Which choice most effectively uses data from the study to support the nutritionist’s claim?

AStudents who ate breakfast occasionally had a higher GPA than those who rarely ate breakfast. BStudents who ate breakfast daily had a GPA 0.7 points higher than those who rarely ate breakfast. CThe majority of students in the study ate breakfast occasionally. DStudents who rarely ate breakfast had the lowest GPA in the study.

Grammar and Conventions

25“Neither the director nor the producers ______ aware of the scheduling conflict until the day of the event.”

Awas Bwere Chas been Dis

26“The report, which had been submitted three weeks earlier, ______ not yet reviewed by the committee.”

Awas Bwere Chas Dhave

27Choose the correctly punctuated version of the list: “The new exhibition features works by three artists: a sculptor from Istanbul a painter from Berlin and a photographer from Nairobi.”

A…Istanbul, a painter from Berlin, and a photographer from Nairobi. B…Istanbul; a painter from Berlin, and a photographer from Nairobi. C…Istanbul a painter from Berlin and a photographer from Nairobi. D…Istanbul, a painter from Berlin and, a photographer from Nairobi.

28“The lecture was both informative ______ engaging, covering topics that appealed to specialists and general audiences alike.”

Aor Bbut Cand Dnor

29“______ the experiment had already been attempted twice before, the team decided to run it a third time with a modified protocol.”

AAlthough BBecause CUnless DUntil

30Which version most clearly and concisely expresses the idea?

AThe reason the project was delayed was due to the fact that there were supply chain disruptions. BSupply chain disruptions caused the project delay. CAs a result of the supply chain disruptions that occurred, the project was delayed in its timeline. DThe project, which was supposed to be on time, was delayed because of supply chain disruptions.

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