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Money Matters Comprehension

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does the book's table of contents help you figure out the book's purpose?

(a)  

2.

What does the author want to explain in this text?

a)

money

b)

where you can shop

c)

different places that use money

d)

Budgeting

3.

According to page 6, why would you trade with a neighbor?

a)

Because Publix is closed due to coronavirus

b)

You want something your neighbor has

c)

You want something your neighbor has and your neighbor wants something you have

d)

Your neighbor wants something you have

4.

According to the paragraph on page 7, why are cows valuable?

a)

they are cute pets

b)

they give us meat and other foods

c)

they can carry you a long distance

d)

they eat your grass for you

5.

How are cows related to the main topic of the text?

a)

cows matter just like money matters

b)

cows can come in handy when you want to trade

c)

cows want you to go to chick- fil - a

d)

Cows were once used as money because they are valuable

6.

Look at the top pictures on page 10. What information do they give you?

a)

coins can have many different shapes

b)

coins are all worth the same amount

c)

coins are no longer used because they were replaced by bills

d)

coins are only used as jewelry

7.

Look at the heading on page 12. Why did the author include this heading?

a)

To alert readers that this section is about the value of gold.

b)

To alert readers that this section can be skipped.

c)

To alert readers that gold is useless nowadays.

d)

To alert readers that this section talks about different types of money.

8.

What are armored trucks used for?

a)

armored trucks look cool.

b)

armored trucks are used to drive from place to place

c)

armored trucks are used to move cash around.

d)

armored trucks are only used in the military.

9.

According to the author why are banks important?

a)

Banks give you money that you did not have.

b)

Banks hold on to your money.

c)

Banks make money and give it to your work.

d)

Banks store, track, lend money, and keep it safe.