Cashier Change-Making Quiz

If a customer gives you a $5 bill and a nickel for a total of $4.55, what should you do with the nickel?

• Add it to the total

• Ignore it

• Subtract it from the total

• Give it back to the customer

When a customer gives $8 and a penny for a total of $7.51, what is the simplest way to give change?

• Give them 51 cents in change

• Give them a dollar

• Give them two quarters

• Give them 49 cents in change

In the scenario where the total is $15.09 and the customer gives $20.10, what is the change they should receive?

• Five dollars and one cent

• Five dollars and ten cents

• Four dollars and ninety cents

• Five dollars

If a customer gives $30.02 for a total of $23.52, how much change should they receive?

• Six dollars and forty-nine cents

• Six dollars and fifty cents

• Six dollars and forty-eight cents

• Six dollars and fifty-two cents

For a total of $17.03, if a customer gives $20.03, what is the correct change?

• Three dollars

• Two dollars and ninety-seven cents

• Two dollars and ninety-nine cents

• Two dollars and ninety-five cents

What is the purpose of a customer giving extra coins when paying?

• To confuse the cashier

• To receive more change

• To reduce the number of coins in change

• To increase the total amount

If a customer gives you $40.25 for a total of $38.25, what change should they receive?

• One dollar and seventy-five cents

• Two dollars

• Two dollars and twenty-five cents

• One dollar and fifty cents

Why might a customer give you a penny when the total is $7.51 and they pay with $8?

• To make the cashier's job harder

• To receive fewer coins in change

• To get more coins in change

• To increase the total

What is the change if a customer gives $20 for a total of $15.09 without any extra coins?

• Four dollars and ninety-five cents

• Four dollars and ninety-nine cents

• Four dollars and ninety cents

• Four dollars and ninety-one cents

How does giving extra coins help when the power goes out and the register is not working?

• It decreases the total

• It increases the total

• It makes calculating change easier

• It doesn't help at all