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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: SK SSA Math 9 Exam

June 8–19, 2026

Spring 2026 Math 9 (and Math 5) field-test window

saskatchewan.ca SSA program schedule

~120 minutes

Assessed time across two sittings in the classroom window

SSA program overview / sector presentations

2026–27

Planned implementation year with results returned for Math 9

Saskatchewan Student Assessment Program schedule

No fee

Publicly funded provincial classroom assessment

Ministry of Education Assessment Unit

EN + FR

Mathematics offered in both official languages

SSA program / registry officialLanguages

4-point scale

Achievement standards under development; no published pass cut

SSA program public materials

Math 9 curriculum

Outcomes from curriculum.gov.sk.ca Mathematics 9 (id=153)

Saskatchewan Curriculum

MCQ adaptation

This bank is English study practice, not the secure bilingual form

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A free Saskatchewan Grade 9 provincial math assessment (~120 min, two sittings, online) aligned to Math 9 curriculum. Field test June 8–19, 2026; implementation 2026–27. This bank is an English MCQ study adaptation, not the secure bilingual provincial form.

Sample SK SSA Math 9 Practice Questions

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1Evaluate (−3)⁴.
A.−81
B.−12
C.81
D.12
Explanation: (−3)⁴ = (−3)×(−3)×(−3)×(−3). An even exponent yields a positive product: 81.
2Simplify 2⁵ × 2³.
A.2⁸
B.2¹⁵
C.4⁸
D.
Explanation: Same base: add exponents. 2⁵ × 2³ = 2^(5+3) = 2⁸.
3Simplify (5²)³.
A.5⁵
B.5⁶
C.15²
D.5⁹
Explanation: Power of a power: multiply exponents. (5²)³ = 5^(2×3) = 5⁶.
4Which expression equals 8?
A.
B.2⁴
C.(−2)³
D.8⁰
Explanation: 2³ means 2×2×2 = 8. Saskatchewan Mathematics 9 (N9.1) focuses on powers with whole-number exponents, including evaluating such powers.
5Evaluate (−1/2)³.
A.−1/8
B.1/8
C.−1/6
D.3/8
Explanation: (−1/2)³ = (−1/2)×(−1/2)×(−1/2) = −1/8. Therefore the correct answer is −1/8.
6Which list orders the rationals from least to greatest?
A.−3/4, −1/2, 0.2, 2/5
B.−1/2, −3/4, 2/5, 0.2
C.0.2, 2/5, −1/2, −3/4
D.−3/4, 0.2, −1/2, 2/5
Explanation: −3/4 = −0.75, −1/2 = −0.5, 0.2 = 0.2, 2/5 = 0.4, so least to greatest is −3/4, −1/2, 0.2, 2/5.
7Compute −3/5 + 7/10.
A.1/10
B.4/15
C.−1/10
D.2/5
Explanation: Common denominator 10: −6/10 + 7/10 = 1/10.
8What is √(81/16)?
A.9/4
B.81/4
C.9/16
D.√81 / 16
Explanation: √(81/16) = √81 / √16 = 9/4. Therefore the correct answer is 9/4.
9Simplify (3⁴ × 3²) ÷ 3³.
A.
B.3⁵
C.3⁹
D.
Explanation: 3⁴ × 3² = 3⁶, then 3⁶ ÷ 3³ = 3³. Therefore the correct answer is 3³.
10Evaluate (−2)⁵ ÷ (−2)².
A.−8
B.8
C.−4
D.−32
Explanation: (−2)⁵ ÷ (−2)² = (−2)^(5−2) = (−2)³ = −8.

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