AP Business Grades 11–12 213 tickets · all 5 units 431 deliverables 213 five-minute checks for understanding — a ticket for all 31 AP Business topics plus two for every learning objective — each with its own answer key. Two multiple-choice items and a short response, 5 points, plus 182 self-grading Google Forms™.
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213 exit tickets31 topic-level + two per objective
213 answer keysRationales and look-fors
182 Google Forms™Every objective ticket, self-grading
5 minutesSized to close class, not extend itThe last five minutes decide whether the middle of the lesson worked. This is a written check for every part of the AP Business course — 213 exit tickets: one for each of the 31 topics, plus two for every learning objective — each built on a short situation rather than a vocabulary prompt.
Every ticket runs the same shape: two AP-style multiple-choice items worth a point each and one short response worth three, five points in total, tagged with its topic, learning objective, AP skills and Business Canvas task.
Every ticket has its own answer key. The keys give the correct letter with a "Why" for each one, plus a sample answer and look-fors for the short response, so a stack marks fast and consistently.
182 of the tickets — the two per learning objective — also arrive as self-grading Google Forms™. Click a copy link and an editable copy lands in your own Drive; the multiple choice grades itself on submit and the typed short response collects in your response sheet for you to score.
This is the exit ticket set only. It does not include the lesson slides, guided notes, case studies, the Business Canvas project or the unit tests — those are in the full course.
All-in-one tickets PDFAll-in-one answer keys PDF182 self-grading Google Forms™
Every ticket as its own fileThe whole year, closed213 written checks in teaching order — one per topic and two per learning objective. The last five minutes are planned through May.
182 mark themselvesClick the copy link, get your own Form, send it out — the multiple choice comes back graded.
Keys that explainEvery key gives the reason the right answer is right, plus look-fors for the short response.
Situation, not recallEach ticket applies the idea to a real case instead of asking for a definition back.
Two per objectiveUse one this year and the other next, split them across two sections, or hand the second back as a retake.
Matches the courseThese are the exit tickets from the full AP Business curriculum, so the unit colors and order line up exactly.
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Leave a reviewInstant download right after checkout: the 235-page tickets PDF, the 221-page answer keys PDF, all 213 tickets and 213 keys as individual files sorted by unit, the Google Forms™ copy links as both a PDF and a spreadsheet, and a one-page Start Here guide.
Two AP-style multiple-choice items worth one point each and one short response worth three — five points, sized for the last five minutes of the period. The topic, learning objective, AP skills and Business Canvas task are labeled at the top.
Each link opens a copy prompt. Click it and an editable copy of the quiz lands in your own Drive — you are never sharing an original. The multiple choice self-grades on submit; the typed short response collects in your response sheet for you to score in Responses.
The Forms cover the two exit tickets for every learning objective — 182 of them. The 31 topic-level tickets are print and project only. Every one of the 213 tickets has a written answer key either way.
This is the exit ticket set only. It does not include the lesson slide decks, guided notes, case studies, the Business Canvas project, unit tests or practice exams — those ship with the full AP Business with Personal Finance course.
No. The exit tickets stand on their own and work with whatever materials you already teach from. They are drawn from the full AP Business with Personal Finance curriculum, so they line up with it exactly if you do have it.
