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Grade 8–9Common Core (CCSS) · Math

Math Worksheets for Ages 14–16 (grades 8–10)

A ready-made mixed review for grades 8–10, covering equations, percentage change, volume, speed, combinations and probability. Print it or pick a single topic below.

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Areas on this sheet

  • Relationships and change · 2
  • Geometry · 3
  • Algebra · 2

Step 1 of 5

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Area
Review
Exercise type
Mixed review of all areas
Age
14–16 years
Difficulty
Easy
Number of tasks
20
Task format
Mixed
Paper size
US Letter
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How to use the tool

  1. The page opens a mixed review for this age group.
  2. Change area, exercise type, level or number of tasks if you like.
  3. Print or save as PDF; “Create new version” gives a new sheet.

About this generator

This page collects everything pupils aged 14–16 (grades 8–10) typically practise: equations, percentage change, volume, speed, combinations and probability. The default sheet mixes all areas — addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, number sense, fractions, percent, algebra, geometry and statistics — at a level suited to the age group, so it works well as a weekly review, a diagnostic before a new unit or homework. Switch to a single area to focus on one skill. The answer key is calculated by the website and includes units for every word problem. No sign-up and no personal data.

Popular uses

  • Weekly mixed review
  • Diagnostic before a new unit
  • Homework
  • Substitute teacher lessons

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Frequently asked questions

How do I pick the right level?
Choose an age or grade in step 2. Start easier if the pupil is unsure – you can switch anytime and get new problems instantly.
Can I see the problems before printing?
Yes. The sheet shows exactly the problems that will print. Click New problems to swap them.
How do I include an answer key?
Turn on Answer key in the last step. It prints on its own page after the problems, with the same numbering.
What does the question mark next to a problem do?
It opens a step-by-step explanation of the method on screen. It is not printed and does not reveal the answer.
What do pupils aged 14–16 practise?
Typically equations, percentage change, volume, speed, combinations and probability.
Is there an answer key?
Yes, printed last, with units for word problems.

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