Grade 6 - Module 1 - Target 21 Counting Money, Making Change

Front

What is the value of a quarter?

Back

A quarter is worth 25 cents.

Front

How do you calculate change?

Back

To calculate change, subtract the cost of the item from the amount given to the cashier.

Front

If an item costs $12 and you pay with a $20 bill, how much change do you get back?

Back

You get back $8.

Front

What is the total amount if you have $50 and spend $23.75?

Back

You have $26.25 left.

Front

How many quarters are in a dollar?

Back

There are 4 quarters in a dollar.

Front

If you buy a soda for 50 cents and pay with a $1 bill, how much change do you receive?

Back

You receive 50 cents in change.

Front

What is the cost of an item if you pay $20 and receive $1.25 in change?

Back

The item costs $18.75.

Front

If you have $30 and buy jeans for $28.65, how much change do you get?

Back

You get $1.35 in change.

Front

What is the first step in making change?

Back

The first step is to determine how much money was given to the cashier.

Front

If you spend $15.50 from $50, how much do you have left?

Back

You have $34.50 left.