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How much change? (Australian Money)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

You buy a Subways for $7.50c and pay with a $10 note. How much change is due?

a)

Nothing

b)

$2.50c

c)

$5.00

d)

$7.50c

2.

You buy a bar of chocolate for $3.20c and put $5 in the self serve machine. How much change comes out?

a)

$1.20c

b)

$1.40c

c)

$1.60c

d)

$1.80c

3.

You buy a book in Dymocks for $12.65c and pay with a $20 note. How much change is due?

a)

$7.25c

b)

$7.35c

c)

$7.45c

d)

$7.55c

4.

You and your friend have the lunch special for the amount shown in the picture per person. What is the cost for both diners?

a)

$31

b)

$32

c)

$33

d)

$34

5.

A bus ride from your house to the mall is $5.50c. You pay with a $20 bill. How much change is due?

a)

$14.00c

b)

$14.50c

c)

$15.00c

d)

$15.50c

6.

You put a $50 note into a self serve machine to buy a $5 ball. How much change does the machine return?

a)

$5

b)

$25

c)

$35

d)

$45

7.

You go to buy a jacket for $70 but the till registers it as half price. How much money should you get back?

a)

$20

b)

$35

c)

$50

d)

$70

8.

You buy a coffee mug for $2.95c and use this note to pay. How much change is due?

a)

$1.05c

b)

$1.95c

c)

$2.05c

d)

$2.95c

9.

If you pay with this note, how much change is due for a $3.60c purchase?

a)

$6.40c

b)

$6.60c

c)

$7.40c

d)

$7.60c

10.

How many $5 bills are equal to the amount in the picture?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

11.

How much money is in this picture?

a)

$90

b)

$95

c)

$100

d)

$105

12.

You are asked to pay $29 for a DVD. Is the money in the photo...

a)

Too much

b)

Not Enough

c)

The correct amount

13.

You use a $100 bill to buy a $22 CD. How much change is due?

a)

$28

b)

$58

c)

$78

d)

$88

14.

What colour is the smallest value note in the picture?

a)

Green

b)

Yellow

c)

Purple

d)

Orange

15.

Approximately how much money is in this photo?

a)

$500

b)

$1,000

c)

$1,500

d)

$2,000