Cashier Change-Making Quiz

What is the first step in making change as a cashier?

• Add the total amount to the amount given by the customer.

• Subtract the total amount from the amount given by the customer.

• Start with the total amount on the register and count up to the amount given by the customer.

• Count down from the amount given by the customer.

If a customer gives you $5.00 for a total of $4.65, what coins do you use to make change?

• Two nickels and one dime

• One dime and one quarter

• Three dimes

• One nickel and one quarter

How much change do you give if the total is $7.49 and the customer gives you $10.00?

• $2.50

• $2.51

• $2.49

• $2.52

What is a good practice when handling large bills like a $20 bill?

• Place it under the register.

• Lay it across the tray to remember the amount given.

• Ask the customer to keep it until you are ready.

• Put it in the drawer immediately.

What is the total change given if the register shows $16.22 and the customer gives a $20 bill?

• $3.80

• $3.77

• $3.78

• $3.79

If the total is $20.71 and the customer gives you $21.00, what is the change?

• 29 cents

• 30 cents

• 28 cents

• 31 cents

How many quarters are needed to make change from $37.25 to $40.00?

• Four quarters

• Three quarters

• Two quarters

• One quarter

If a customer gives you two $20 bills for a total of $37.25, what is the change?

• $2.76

• $2.74

• $2.75

• $2.77

What is the change from $9.84 if the customer gives you $10.00?

• 16 cents

• 15 cents

• 17 cents

• 14 cents

What is the correct sequence of coins to make change from $9.84 to $10.00?

• One penny, one nickel, one dime

• One penny, one nickel, two dimes

• One penny, two nickels

• Two pennies, one nickel