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Key Facts: Examen 9e Année Fondamentale Exam

2,700 pts

The 2026 9e AF timetable assigns 2,700 points across all papers.

Bureau National des Examens d'État (BUNEXE)

11 papers

The 2026 examination includes 11 mandatory written papers over four days.

BUNEXE national examination timetable

4 languages

French and Haitian Creole are used across the exam, with English and Spanish in their language papers.

MENFP/DEF curriculum and examination timetable

10 DDE

State exams are coordinated and proctored across all 10 departmental directorates of education.

Ministère de l'Éducation Nationale et de la Formation Professionnelle

The Examen officiel de 9ème Année Fondamentale validates the end of Haiti's third cycle of fundamental education. In 2026, candidates take 11 written papers over four days. This independent MCQ bank follows the official point proportions for a compact topic sampler but does not reproduce the official response formats.

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1Which French sentence correctly applies past-participle agreement with avoir when the direct object appears before the verb?
A.Les mangues que Marie a cueillies dans le jardin sont très douces.
B.Les mangues que Marie a cueilli dans le jardin sont très douces.
C.Les mangues que Marie a cueillis dans le jardin sont très douces.
D.Les mangues que Marie ont cueillies dans le jardin sont très douces.
Explanation: In the correct French sentence, que refers to the feminine plural direct object les mangues and comes before a cueillies, so the past participle agrees in gender and number.
2Choose the correct French present-subjunctive form of pouvoir: 'Il faut que je [...] réussir cet examen.'
A.peux
B.puisse
C.pouvais
D.pourrai
Explanation: Il faut que triggers the subjunctive. The first-person singular present subjunctive of pouvoir is puisse.
3Which sentence correctly reports Jean's statement in indirect French speech? Jean m'a dit : 'Je viendrai chez toi demain.'
A.Jean m'a dit que je viendrai chez toi demain.
B.Jean m'a dit qu'il est venu chez moi hier.
C.Jean m'a dit qu'il viendrait chez moi le lendemain.
D.Jean m'a dit s'il viendra chez toi demain.
Explanation: With the past reporting verb a dit, the pronouns change for the new viewpoint, future viendrai becomes conditional viendrait, and demain becomes le lendemain.
4A class measures 3/4 liter of water and then adds 2/5 liter. What total volume has been measured?
A.5/9
B.6/20
C.11/20
D.23/20
Explanation: Using the common denominator 20 gives 3/4 = 15/20 and 2/5 = 8/20. Their sum is 23/20 liter, or 1 3/20 liters.
5On a scale plan of a schoolyard, two perpendicular paths from the same corner measure 6 cm and 8 cm. What straight-line map distance joins their other endpoints?
A.10 cm
B.14 cm
C.12 cm
D.48 cm
Explanation: The Pythagorean theorem gives c^2 = 6^2 + 8^2 = 100, so c = 10 cm.
6A bus travels 180 km from Port-au-Prince to Gonaïves in 2 hours 30 minutes. What is its average speed?
A.90 km/h
B.72 km/h
C.60 km/h
D.75 km/h
Explanation: Two hours 30 minutes is 2.5 hours. Average speed is distance divided by time: 180 / 2.5 = 72 km/h.
7Ki makè tan vèbal nan kreyòl ayisyen ki endike yon aksyon ki pral fèt nan lavni imedya?
A.te
B.t ap
C.pral
D.fèk
Explanation: In Haitian Creole, pral or prale marks an action expected in the immediate future, as in 'Mwen pral lekòl.'
8Ki fòm atik defini sengilye ki kòrèk pou konplete fraz la: 'Kaye [...] tonbe anba tab la'?
A.la
B.an
C.nan
D.a
Explanation: Because kaye ends with a nonnasal oral vowel sound, the singular definite article takes the form a: kaye a.
9Kilès nan mo sa yo ki montre reduplikasyon nan kreyòl ayisyen?
A.bèl-bèl
B.chante
C.travayè
D.lekòl
Explanation: Bèl-bèl repeats the base bèl. Haitian Creole can use this process, called reduplication, to intensify or modify meaning.
10Which river crosses Haiti's Centre and Artibonite departments before reaching the Gulf of Gonâve?
A.Rivière Grise
B.Fleuve Artibonite
C.Rivière Momance
D.Grande Rivière de la Grand'Anse
Explanation: The Artibonite River rises in the Dominican Republic, crosses Haiti's Central Plateau and Artibonite Plain, and empties into the Gulf of Gonâve.

About the Examen 9e Année Fondamentale Exam

Haiti's national examination at the end of the nine-year fundamental cycle, administered by MENFP/BUNEXE. This independent English-language MCQ bank reviews topics from all 11 papers in the 2026 timetable.

Exam sponsor: Ministère de l'Éducation Nationale et de la Formation Professionnelle (MENFP) / Bureau National des Examens d'État (BUNEXE). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

The 2026 national timetable runs for four days and totals 23 hours and 2,700 points: Communication Créole (2h30, 300), EPS (1h30, 200), Sciences Expérimentales (2h30, 300), ETAP (1h30, 200), Communication Française (2h30, 300), Sciences Sociales (2h30, 300), Éducation à la Citoyenneté (1h30, 200), Anglais (2h, 200), Mathématiques (3h, 300), Éducation Esthétique et Artistique (1h30, 200), and Espagnol (2h, 200). The published timetable lists written papers and no oral, practical, or case-study component.

Time Limit

4 days (23 scheduled testing hours in 2026)

Passing Score

not-published in the current official sources reviewed

Exam / Certification Fees

not-published in the current official sources reviewed

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Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

11.1% (300/2,700 official points)

Haitian Creole Communication

Grammar, definite articles, and lexical formation in Kreyòl

11.1% (300/2,700 official points)

Experimental Sciences

Matter, human physiology, and the water cycle

11.1% (300/2,700 official points)

French Communication

Agreement, conjugation, and reported speech

11.1% (300/2,700 official points)

Social Sciences

Haitian and Caribbean history and geography

11.1% (300/2,700 official points)

Mathematics

Fractions, geometry, and proportional reasoning

7.4% (200/2,700 official points)

Physical Education & Sport (EPS)

Preparation for activity and safe regulation of effort

7.4% (200/2,700 official points)

Technology & Productive Activities (ETAP)

Entrepreneurship, project design, and responsible resource use

7.4% (200/2,700 official points)

Citizenship Education

Democratic participation and responsible information use

7.4% (200/2,700 official points)

English Language

Grammar and everyday reading comprehension

7.4% (200/2,700 official points)

Aesthetic & Artistic Education (EEA)

Music theory and interpretation of artistic choices

7.4% (200/2,700 official points)

Spanish Language

Everyday communication and grammatical agreement

Preparing for the Examen 9e Année Fondamentale Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: not-published in the current official sources reviewed
  • Assessment: The 2026 national timetable runs for four days and totals 23 hours and 2,700 points: Communication Créole (2h30, 300), EPS (1h30, 200), Sciences Expérimentales (2h30, 300), ETAP (1h30, 200), Communication Française (2h30, 300), Sciences Sociales (2h30, 300), Éducation à la Citoyenneté (1h30, 200), Anglais (2h, 200), Mathématiques (3h, 300), Éducation Esthétique et Artistique (1h30, 200), and Espagnol (2h, 200). The published timetable lists written papers and no oral, practical, or case-study component.
  • Time limit: 4 days (23 scheduled testing hours in 2026)
  • Exam / certification fees: not-published in the current official sources reviewed Official sources

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Examen 9e Année Fondamentale: Suggested Study Strategy

1Practice step-by-step arithmetic and algebra calculations, especially fractions, polynomial expansion, and linear equation systems.
2Review French and Haitian Creole grammar, orthography, comprehension, and written expression.
3Memorize major historical dates and heroes of the Haitian Revolution, including Toussaint Louverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
4Review human systems, matter, environmental science, and scientific reasoning.
5Practice English and Spanish communication, and prepare separately for EPS, EEA, citizenship, and ETAP tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 9ème Année Fondamentale examination in Haiti?

It is the nationwide state examination concluding the 9-year École Fondamentale (basic education) in Haiti. It certifies mastery of 3rd cycle competencies and controls access to upper-secondary education.

What is the total point value and passing score?

The 2026 timetable totals 2,700 points across 11 papers. The current official sources reviewed did not publish a pass-mark statement suitable for this page.

Which subjects are tested in the 9e AF exam?

The 2026 timetable lists Communication Créole, EPS, Sciences Expérimentales, ETAP, Communication Française, Sciences Sociales, Éducation à la Citoyenneté, Anglais, Mathématiques, Éducation Esthétique et Artistique, and Espagnol.

Is the 9e AF certificate required to enter high school?

Yes. Progression into Nouveau Secondaire I (NS I) in any accredited public lycée or private college requires official certification of success in the 9e AF state exam.

What languages are used in the official examination?

French and Haitian Creole (Kreyòl) are used across the examination, with English and Spanish used in their respective language papers.

Is this practice bank an official test simulation?

No. The official assessment uses subject-specific written tasks across 11 papers. This is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation and does not replace extended writing, physical, artistic, or technological practice.