Understanding Philippine Money

The video tutorial covers counting the value of Philippine money, including centavo coins, peso coins, and peso bills. It explains how to read and combine these denominations, write amounts using symbols, and compare values using relation symbols like greater than, less than, and equal. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of money counting up to 100 pesos.

What symbols are used when writing money in the Philippines?

• Yen sign, colon, centavo sign

• Euro sign, period, cent sign

• Peso sign, decimal point, centavo sign

• Dollar sign, comma, cent sign

How would you read 3.25 centavos?

• 1 peso

• 75 centavos

• 50 centavos

• 25 centavos

If you have 5.1 pesos, how should you read it?

• 10 pesos

• 5 pesos

• 15 pesos

• 20 pesos

How do you write 20 pesos without centavos?

• ₱20.00

• ₱20.10

• ₱20.05

• ₱20.50

What is the total amount if you have one 50 peso bill and two 20 peso bills?

• 80 pesos

• 70 pesos

• 90 pesos

• 100 pesos

What is the total of five 20 peso bills?

• 90 pesos

• 80 pesos

• 100 pesos

• 110 pesos

How much is one 20 peso bill and one 5 peso coin combined?

• 30 pesos

• 25 pesos

• 15 pesos

• 20 pesos

Which is greater: one 50 peso bill, one 20 peso bill, and two 5 peso coins or one 20 peso bill?

• Cannot be determined

• The first option is greater

• They are equal

• One 20 peso bill

What is the equivalent of four 5 peso coins?

• 20 pesos

• 25 pesos

• 15 pesos

• 10 pesos

If you have 25 pesos and compare it to 105 pesos, which is true?

• Cannot be compared

• 25 pesos is greater

• 105 pesos is greater

• They are equal