Alaska Mathematics Standards — Alaska
Measures geometric measurement, relationships, similarity, congruence, and right-triangle/trigonometry ideas. This Grades 6-8 reporting domain maps to 18 practice skills and 8 representative questions from the playable bank.
Alaska Mathematics Standards — Alaska
AK STAR is Alaska’s state summative assessment, built around Alaska’s own mathematics standards rather than a national consortium framework. Its math blueprint is organized into grade-level content strands/instructional areas and an adaptive growth component aligned to MAP Growth instructional areas.
The blueprint gives target item counts and point ranges by grade and strand, rather than fixed percentage weights. Grades 3-5 and 6-9 each include summative item counts plus additional growth items; grade 9 has no summative Geometry strand, with Geometry reported only through growth items.
Alaska Department of Education and Early Development
Alaska Department of Education and Early Development
Alaska Department of Education and Early Development
A cylinder has radius and height . Using , what is its volume?
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Two angles are supplementary. One measures . What is the other?
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A circle has a radius of feet. What is the area, in square feet, of the circle?
The area of a circle is . Substitute :
Find the area of a triangle with base and height .
Triangle area .
A circle has diameter . Using , what is its circumference?
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What is the length of the vertical segment from to ?
Both points have , so the length is .
Parallelograms and are similar. The area of parallelogram is and the area of parallelogram is Side corresponds to side and What is the length of
The area ratio is so Then
In , and are congruent. Each of these angles measures . What is the measure of ?
Together the congruent angles measure , so .
The AK STAR placement starts with this test's real coverage map and finds the right difficulty.