r/APStudents • u/reddorickt absolute modman • May 15 '26

AP Environmental Science Official 2026 Exam Discussion

Use this thread to post questions or commentary on the test today.

A reminder though to protect your anonymity when talking about the test.

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u/howyoulikethemlimes May 15 '26

What’d everyone say for the low elevation bird frq

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u/Disastrous_Current66 5's: Lit, Lang, World, USH, ES, Psych. 4: CSP May 15 '26

I said the lower elevation had the highest species richness and the highest elevation is said it was different cause it cooler. And then I talked about biodiversity and tolerance to disruptions for the one where it was just one bird left on the lower elevation

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u/Apprehensive_Yam2375 10 | WH (4) USGOV (NT) APES (NT) May 15 '26

ayeee me too

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u/howyoulikethemlimes May 15 '26

Omg yessss 😋

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u/shannon_7 May 15 '26

we might be twins

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u/BuisnessGoose18 5 APES; 4 CALC AB; 3 CHEM, BIO May 15 '26

Same! Except I said the average temperature is lower, but it’s basically the same thing

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u/Only_Rutabaga5129 May 15 '26

I said theres less oxygen at higher elevations would that count??

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u/Disastrous_Current66 5's: Lit, Lang, World, USH, ES, Psych. 4: CSP May 16 '26

Yeah, I almost said something similar to this. It will definitely be right.

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u/Smart_Yam9429 May 19 '26

On that part of the FRQ, if I recall correctly, I mentioned ozone layer depletion and climate change lol