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MTH1W Practice Questions
Grade 9 Math — free, with full solutions

Number sense, algebra, linear relations, geometry, data and financial literacy — every strand of the Grade 9 de-streamed curriculum. 87 questions, every one with a complete step-by-step worked solution. Free to use, no sign-up needed.

Free MTH1W practice questions covering every unit of Grade 9 math in Ontario: number sense, algebraic expressions & exponent laws, solving linear equations, linear relations & graphing, geometry & measurement, data literacy, financial literacy. Each unit page works as a practice test or exam review, and every question includes a complete worked solution rather than just a final answer.
UNIT 1
Number Sense

Integers, fractions, decimals, powers, ratios, rates and percent. Almost every later unit leans on these skills, so this is the one to get airtight first.

13 questions + full solutions →
UNIT 2
Algebraic Expressions & Exponent Laws

Collecting like terms, the distributive property, multiplying and dividing monomials, and the exponent laws. This is the single most transferable skill set in the whole course.

11 questions + full solutions →
UNIT 3
Solving Linear Equations

The balance method, multi-step equations, equations with fractions and decimals, rearranging formulas, and turning word problems into equations.

13 questions + full solutions →
UNIT 4
Linear Relations & Graphing

Slope, intercepts, y = mx + b, standard form, parallel and perpendicular lines, tables of values, and reading meaning out of a graph in a real context.

13 questions + full solutions →
UNIT 5
Geometry & Measurement

Pythagorean theorem, angle relationships, area and perimeter of composite shapes, surface area and volume of prisms, cylinders and cones.

15 questions + full solutions →
UNIT 6
Data Literacy

Measures of central tendency, the effect of outliers, sampling methods, recognising bias, scatter plots and lines of best fit. An 18-hour examinable unit that is easy to under-prepare for.

11 questions + full solutions →
UNIT 7
Financial Literacy

Simple and compound interest, budgeting, gross versus net pay, unit-price comparison, currency conversion and comparing borrowing options.

11 questions + full solutions →

💡 How to actually get better with these

  1. Try the question first — properly. Solutions are hidden behind a click for a reason. Reading a solution you didn't attempt teaches almost nothing.
  2. Write out your steps. Most lost marks come from skipped lines, not wrong ideas.
  3. If you get it wrong, find the exact step where it went wrong — not just the right answer. That step is the thing to fix.
  4. Come back in a week. Redo the ones you missed. If you can do them cold, you've actually learned them.
Practice is step one

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Interactive pre-recorded online math classes where the student solves as they learn — math online, at their own pace and in their own time — plus a self-assessment test every 2 weeks and a practice assignment every 3 classes, each with full solutions. Start with 3 complete classes free.

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