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HOW MUCH MONEY IS HERE?

• .33 CENTS
• .23 CENTS
• .43 CENTS
• .35 CENTS

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Jim has 2 quarters, 3 dimes, and 4 pennies. What could he buy? 

• Gum- 57 cents
• Soda- 82 cents
• Both of Them
• Neither One of Them

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^{What is the name of this coin?}

• Quarter
• Dime
• Nickel
• Penny

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You want to buy the snack. It costs $1.57. Dollar up!

• $1.00
• $1.57
• $2.00
• $3.00

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How much is this?

• 8 cents
• 18 cents
• 16 cents
• 21 cents

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What way can you make a 1.00 out of 4 coins? 

• 4 dimes 
• 10 nickels
• 4 quarters 
• 4 pennies

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What's this?

• a five
• a single
• a ten
• a twenty

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Principal Flinders bought books for $54 and paint for $28. She paid with a $100 bill. How much change should she receive?

• $18

• $82

• $182

• $100

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What is the total amount?

• $0.82
• $0.72
• $1.32
• $0.92

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Ken has 80 cents. His friend has 4 dimes. How many nickels does his friend need to have the same amount of money as Ken?

• 2 nickels

• 4 nickels

• 8 nickels

• 16 nickels

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