Free Printable Money

1.

^{What is the name of this coin?}

a)

Quarter

b)

Dime

c)

Nickel

d)

Penny

2.

^{What is the name of this coin?}

a)

Quarter

b)

Dime

c)

Nickel

d)

Penny

3.

^{What is the name of this coin?}

a)

Quarter

b)

Dime

c)

Nickel

d)

Penny

4.

^{What is the name of this coin?}

a)

Quarter

b)

Dime

c)

Nickel

d)

Penny

5.

^{What is the value of this coin?}

a)

25¢

b)

10¢

c)

5¢

d)

1¢

6.

^{What is the}^value^{of a nickel?}

a)

25¢

b)

10¢

c)

5¢

d)

1¢

7.

^{What is the}^value^{of this coin?}

a)

25¢

b)

10¢

c)

5¢

d)

1¢

8.

^{What is the}^value^{of a dime?}

a)

25¢

b)

10¢

c)

5¢

d)

1¢

9.

How much money is this?

a)

12 cents

b)

2 cents

c)

20 cents

d)

10 cents

10.

How much money is this?

a)

25 cents

b)

50 cents

c)

20 cents

d)

30 cents

11.

How much money is this?

a)

3 cents

b)

36 cents

c)

11 cents

d)

16 cents

12.

What is the value of these coins?

a)

53¢

b)

23¢

c)

13¢

d)

18¢

13.

What is the value of these coins?

a)

50¢

b)

36¢

c)

27¢

d)

48¢

14.

What is the name of this coin?

a)

Dime

b)

Quarter

c)

Penny

d)

Nickel

15.

What is the name of this coin?

a)

Penny

b)

Nickel

c)

Dime

d)

Quarter

16.

What is the name of this coin?

a)

Nickel

b)

Penny

c)

Quarter

d)

Dime

17.

What is the name of this coin?

a)

Quarter

b)

Dime

c)

Nickel

d)

Penny

18.

Is there .42 cents in the picture?

a)

Yes

b)

No

19.

WHAT COIN IS MISSING?

a)

QUARTER

b)

DIME

c)

NICKEL

d)

PENNY

20.

What coin do you need to use to make .16 cents?

a)

DIME

b)

NICKEL

c)

PENNY

d)

QUARTER

21.

What is the picture showing?

a)

Saving Money

b)

Spending Money

c)

Withdrawing Money

d)

Loosing Money

22.

What is the picture showing?

a)

Spending Money

b)

Saving Money

c)

Depositing Money

d)

Lending Money

23.

Count on to find the total amount.

a)

$0.82

b)

$0.72

c)

$0.92

d)

$1.32

24.

What is the value of these coins?

a)

50¢

b)

36¢

c)

27¢

d)

48¢

25.

What is the value of these coins?

a)

50¢

b)

36¢

c)

75¢

d)

48¢

26.

What is the value of these coins?

a)

50¢

b)

65¢

c)

75¢

d)

38¢

27.

What is the value of these coins?

a)

46¢

b)

41¢

c)

36¢

d)

26¢

28.

Penny is worth...

a)

1

b)

5

c)

10

d)

25

29.

Nickel is worth...

a)

1

b)

5

c)

10

d)

25

30.

Dime is worth...

a)

1

b)

5

c)

10

d)

25

31.

Quarter is worth...

a)

1

b)

5

c)

10

d)

25

32.

When I count my dimes, I count by...

a)

1s

b)

5s

c)

10s

d)

25s

33.

What is the name of this coin?

a)

Penny

b)

Nickel

c)

Dime

d)

Quarter

34.

What is the value of this coin?

a)

1 cent

b)

5 cents

c)

10 cents

d)

25 cents

35.

What is the name of this coin?

a)

penny

b)

nickel

c)

dime

d)

quarter

36.

2 quarters has the same value as...

a)

30 pennies

b)

4 nickels

c)

5 dimes

d)

1 dollar

37.

When counting coins, I should always begin by counting the...

a)

quarters

b)

dimes

c)

nickels

d)

pennies

38.

How many pennies equals one quarter?

a)

25 pennies

b)

5 pennies

c)

10 pennies

d)

1 penny

39.

What is the value of quarter?

a)

25 cents

b)

10 cents

c)

5 cents

d)

1 cents

40.

What is the value of a penny?

a)

5 cents

b)

10 cents

c)

25 cents

d)

1 cents

41.

What is the value of a nickel?

a)

5 cents

b)

30 cents

c)

10 cents

d)

25 cents

42.

What is the value of a dime?

a)

20 cents

b)

10 cents

c)

5 cents

d)

1 cents

43.

How many pennies in a nickel?

a)

25 pennies

b)

6 pennies

c)

10 pennies

d)

5 pennies

44.

How many nickels in a dime?

a)

1 nickel

b)

5 nickels

c)

2 nickels

d)

10 nickels

45.

How many quarters in a dollar?

a)

5 quarters

b)

4 quarters

c)

1 quarter

d)

2 quarters

46.

How much is 8 dimes worth?

a)

$1.00

b)

85₵

c)

80₵

d)

50₵

47.

How much is 5 quarters worth?

a)

125₵ or $1.25

b)

75₵

c)

95₵

d)

100₵ or $1.00

48.

How much money is this?

a)

$1

b)

85¢

c)

120¢

d)

45¢

49.

Dime + Dime + Nickel + Nickel + Penny + Penny=

a)

45

b)

22

c)

32

d)

42

50.

2 quarters, 3 dimes, 3 nickels, and 3 cents is?

a)

98¢

b)

$1.01

c)

96¢

d)

97¢

51.

Oliver bought 7 bags of candy. Each bag costs RM1.50. How much money did he have to pay?

a)

RM 7.50

b)

RM 8.50

c)

RM 10.50

d)

RM105.00

52.

Lyla got a new unicorn journal at the store. It cost her $3.65. She paid with a $5 bill. How much change will she get?

a)

$1.35

b)

$2.65

c)

$8.65

d)

$2.35

53.

Estimate (by rounding to the nearest RM) and find the difference.

RM6.62 - RM2.59

a)

RM10

b)

RM5

c)

RM4

d)

RM6

54.

If you take taxi to the airport, you have to pay...... to the taxi.

a)

fare

b)

fine

c)

fee

d)

free

55.

Add the dollars correctly.

RM46.35 + RM0.50 =RM (a)

56.

Add RM5.65 and RM14.35 correctly.

a)

RM579.35

b)

RM20.00

57.

Add the dollars correctly.

RM60.05 + RM17.70 = RM (a)

58.

Add the cents and dollars correctly.

30 Sen + Rm 4 = RM (a)

59.

Add the cents correctly.

56Sen + 30 Sen = ______sen

a)

86

b)

8.6

60.

What is the sum of:

RM44 and RM42

a)

RM85

b)

RM43

c)

RM74

d)

RM86

61.

Find the sum of RM 11.50 and RM 28.20

a)

RM 35.70

b)

RM 39.70

c)

RM 54.50

d)

RM 25.70

62.

The _____________ is the answer to an addition problem.

a)

difference

b)

sum

c)

addend

d)

product

63.

RM125 + RM60 =

a)

RM133

b)

RM156

c)

RM257

d)

RM185

64.

Jane has RM53 and James has RM61. If they combine their money, how much money will they have in total?

a)

RM56

b)

RM104

c)

RM206

d)

RM146

65.

Ramsey has RM75 000 in the bank. She earns RM52 000 the following year and puts it in the bank. How much money does she have in all?

a)

RM 127 000

b)

RM 778 000

c)

RM 681 000

d)

RM 767 000

66.

I bought a pencil for RM 20 and a bag for RM 70 and a bottle for RM 50. How much did i pay for all the items?

a)

RM 90

b)

RM 140

c)

RM 200

d)

RM 170

67.

85 sen – 15 sen

a)

70 sen

b)

60 sen

68.

RM 36 – RM18

a)

RM 19

b)

RM 18

69.

RM 36.30 – RM 12.15

a)

RM 24.15

b)

RM 25.15

70.

RM 69 – RM 19

a)

RM 50

b)

RM 45

71.

95 sen – 60 sen

a)

45 sen

b)

35 sen

72.

RM 125 – RM 14

a)

RM 111

b)

RM 110

73.

RM 59.80 – RM 25.60

a)

RM 34.20

b)

RM 33. 20

74.

RM 65.40 – RM 41.80

a)

RM 23.60

b)

RM 24.60

75.

75 sen – 20 sen

a)

45 sen

b)

55 sen

76.

RM 3.80 – RM 2.40

a)

RM 1.40

b)

RM 2.10

77.

RM 489 + RM 32 =

a)

RM 542

b)

RM 521

c)

RM 643

d)

RM 411

78.

RM 293.40 + RM 68.20 =

a)

RM 364.42

b)

RM 89.60

c)

RM 300.60

d)

RM 361.60

79.

RM 9 202.30 + RM 3 058 =

a)

RM 9 232.88

b)

RM 12 260.30

c)

RM 12 360.30

d)

RM 9 232.80

80.

RM 60 112 + RM 3 504 + RM 29 037 =

a)

RM 91 053

b)

RM 91 653

c)

RM 92 053

d)

RM 92 653

81.

RM 74 000 + RM 120.75 + RM 8 350.25 =

a)

RM 82 471.00

b)

RM 83 471.10

c)

RM 85 470.00

d)

RM 84 471.90

82.

RM 23 455.40 + RM 60 090.30 =

a)

RM 73 545.00

b)

RM 80 545.70

c)

RM 83 545.70

d)

RM 70 555.00

83.

RM 59 783 + RM 4 000.90 =

a)

RM 53 783.00

b)

RM 63 783.90

c)

RM 49 783.00

d)

RM 99 798.90

84.

RM 39 257 - RM 16 304.12 =

a)

RM 22 952.88

b)

RM 32 052.00

c)

RM 55 561.12

d)

RM 50 541.12

85.

RM 18 754.17 - RM 1 500 =

a)

RM 17 254.17

b)

RM 20 452.00

c)

RM 20 245.17

d)

RM 17 245.17

86.

RM 76 452 - RM 50 210 =

a)

RM 50 636

b)

RM 30 242

c)

RM 26 242

d)

RM 126 662

87.

________ + RM45.90 = RM73.30

a)

RM17.20

b)

RM27.40

c)

RM32.60

d)

RM119.20

88.

RM83.55 - RM26.45 =

a)

2 990 sen

b)

3 260 sen

c)

4 170 sen

d)

5 710 sen

89.

RM 1000 - RM 1=

a)

RM 950

b)

RM 990

c)

RM 999

d)

RM 909

90.

RM 23 894.35 + RM 10 008.56

a)

RM 34 902.91

b)

RM 33 902.91

c)

RM 34 874.34

d)

RM 33 901.21

91.

RM 342.10 + RM 32 234.43

a)

RM 33 543.32

b)

RM 32 547.32

c)

RM 33 547.23

d)

RM 32 576.53

92.

RM 23 920 + RM 4786 .78 +RM 34 002 . 45

a)

RM 32 456.90

b)

RM 62 874.32

c)

RM 32 789.23

d)

RM 62 709.23

93.

RM 32.98 + RM 1000 +RM 23 765.00

a)

RM 24 787.98

b)

RM 23 123.98

c)

RM 24 797.98

d)

RM 23 787.97

94.

RM 24 332.60 + RM 36 780.90 - RM 18 570.45

a)

RM 43 234.78

b)

RM 78 234.90

c)

RM 43 543.80

d)

RM 42 543.05

95.

RM 65 598.20 + RM 14 890 -RM 36 432.90

a)

RM 44 054.30

b)

RM 23 456.90

c)

RM 44 055.30

d)

RM 43 234.80

96.

RM290 $\div$ 2 =

a)

RM135

b)

RM145

c)

RM155

d)

RM165

97.

RM5698.80 $\div$ 9 =

a)

RM633.20

b)

RM564.10

c)

RM456.15

d)

RM336.70

98.

RM2456 $\div$ 100 =

a)

RM245.60

b)

RM245

c)

RM24.56

d)

RM24.60

99.

RM7825.30 $\div$ 7 =

a)

RM17.90

b)

RM11.79

c)

RM117.90

d)

RM1117.90

100.

RM 37 227 ÷ 30 =

a)

RM 1 240.90

b)

RM 124.90

c)

RM 420.60

101.

Kelsey has two treasure boxes with some money in them. Which box contains $2.36?

a)

Box A contains  $2.36.

b)

Box A contains  $2.36.

c)

Neither box has $2.36.

d)

Both A and B  contain $2.36.

102.

Paige bought a bag of goldfish food for $3.42. If she paid with $5.00, what could be her possible change?

a)

3 quarters, 5 dimes, and 20 pennies

b)

4 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies

c)

4 quarters, 5 dimes, and 18 pennies

d)

5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies

103.

Paige bought a bag of goldfish food for $3.42. If she paid with $5.00, what could be her possible change?

a)

3 quarters, 5 dimes, and 20 pennies

b)

4 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies

c)

4 quarters, 5 dimes, and 18 pennies

d)

5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies

104.

Paige bought a bag of goldfish food for $3.42. If she paid with $5.00, what could be her possible change?

a)

3 quarters, 5 dimes, and 20 pennies

b)

4 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies

c)

4 quarters, 5 dimes, and 18 pennies

d)

5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies

105.

Diane asked her friend to guess how much money was in her pocket. Diane gave her friend this clue: “If I round my money to the nearest dollar, I have $5.00 in my pocket.” said Diane. What would be a good guess for how much money is in Diane's pocket?

a)

$3.95

b)

$4.65

c)

$5.54

d)

$2.85

106.

When rounded to the nearest dollar, a model airplane costs $7.00. Which price could not be the actual price of the model?

a)

$6.85

b)

$6.59

c)

$6.35

d)

$6.67

107.

Ross bought a Frisbee for about $3.00 and a jump rope that was about $2.00. Which answer could be the actual total cost of both items?
Round to the nearest dollar.

a)

$1.00

b)

$4.85

c)

$5.50

d)

$6.82

108.

Ross bought a Frisbee for about $3.00 and a jump rope that was about $2.00. Which answer could be the actual total cost of both items?
Round to the nearest dollar.

a)

$1.00

b)

$4.85

c)

$5.50

d)

$6.82

109.

Ross bought a Frisbee for about $3.00 and a jump rope that was about $2.00. Which answer could be the actual total cost of both items?
Round to the nearest dollar.

a)

$1.00

b)

$4.85

c)

$5.50

d)

$6.82

110.

Gabrielle bought a new pencil case for $2.65. She gave the clerk $3.00. Is this the correct amount of change that the clerk gave Gabrielle?

a)

yes

b)

no

111.

Gabrielle bought a new pencil case for $2.65. She gave the clerk $3.00. Is this the correct amount of change that the clerk gave Gabrielle?

a)

yes

b)

no

112.

The actual cost of a paint set is $7.24. What is the price of the paint set rounded to the nearest dollar?

a)

$7.00

b)

$7.50

c)

$8.00

d)

$6.50

113.

The actual cost of a paint set is $7.24. What is the price of the paint set rounded to the nearest dollar?

a)

$7.00

b)

$7.50

c)

$8.00

d)

$6.50

114.

Michelle walks dogs for $5 each. She has no expenses to begin her business. After walking how many dogs will she have a profit of $25?

a)

10

b)

1

c)

5

d)

8

115.

When someone pays for something they are doing what with their money?

a)

spending

b)

saving

c)

earning

116.

When someone puts money aside to accumulate, they are .....

a)

earning money

b)

spending money

c)

saving money

117.

A place you can keep your money when you want to save it.

a)

In your pocket

b)

in the bank

c)

on the table

118.

$7.60 = ... dollars and ... cents

a)

7 dollars and 6 cents

b)

76 dollars and 0 cent

c)

7 dollars and 60 cents

119.

85 c + 20 c = $ ...

a)

$1.05

b)

$105

c)

$10.5

120.

$3.85 + $4.2 = $ ...

a)

$8.05

b)

$7.05

c)

8.50

121.

$28 - $10 = $...

a)

38

b)

28

c)

18

122.

Siva had $100. She spent $46 on a pair of shorts. How much money did she have left?

a)

$146

b)

$54

c)

$56

123.

List item prices:

Hot dog = $1.50

Cola = $1.10

Taco = $1.30

What is the total cost of a Taco and a Cola?

a)

$3.9

b)

$2.40

c)

$2.04

124.

I have $3. If I buy a doll for $2, how much money will I have left?

a)

100 c

b)

$ 2

c)

200 c

125.

If I have 75 cents, how many more quarters do I need to have 1 dollar?

a)

5

b)

2

c)

4

d)

1

126.

I want to buy a pencil for 25 cents, what coins do I need in order to buy it?

a)

1 Quarter and
1 Nickel

b)

2 Nickels and 1 Dime

c)

2 Dimes and 1 Nickel

d)

3 Dimes and 5 Pennies

127.

Dime + Dime + Nickel + Nickel + Penny + Penny=

a)

45

b)

22

c)

32

d)

42

128.

Nathan and his uncle paid $9.50 for tickets to a bike race. They bought one adult's ticket and one child's ticket. The adult's ticket cost $5.75. What was the cost of Nathan's ticket?

a)

3.75

b)

$2.95

c)

$3.75

d)

$3.50

129.

jenna bought two bags of gummi bears that cost 2.50 each then she bought a pack of gum that was 10.50 what is the total

a)

56.00

b)

4.36

c)

15.50

d)

50.00

130.

hali went to the foot locker in the mall she was looking for white nike roshe runs she went to foot action and found them they where 75.00 then she saw a jordan back pack for 23.00 what was the total she paid

a)

200.03

b)

52.00

c)

375.00

d)

98.00

131.

Ryan and Tony went to the movies. They each bought a ticket for $8.50, a bag of popcorn for $3.00, and a drink for $1.75. What is the total amount of money the boys spent?

a)

$26.50

b)

$24.50

c)

$24.50

d)

$13.25

132.

You owe $14.53. You pay with a $20.00 bill. What is your change?

a)

$5.43

b)

$5.47

c)

$5.42

d)

$4.75

133.

Tim wants to purchase a new next football at Dollar Tree. He needs exactly $1.00 to buy the football. He has 6 dimes, and 8 nickels. Can he buy the football?

a)

No- He only has 85 cents

b)

Yes- He has exactly $1.00

134.

Kelly needs a new pair of laces for her cheerleading shoes. Her mom gave her 3 quarters, 1 nickel, and 4 pennies. The laces are $0.90. Does she have enough money to buy the laces for her shoes?

a)

No- She only has 84 cents

b)

Yes-She has 94 cents

135.

Sally went to the mall on Saturday to buy clothes. She paid $9.18 on a shirt and $6.48 on pants with a $20 bill. How much money did Sally get in change?

a)

$5.15

b)

$22.00

c)

$4.34

d)

$3.33

136.

Kelsey has two treasure boxes with some money in them. Which box contains $2.36?

a)

Box A contains  $2.36.

b)

Box A contains  $2.36.

c)

Neither box has $2.36.

d)

Both A and B  contain $2.36.

137.

Paige bought a bag of goldfish food for $3.42. If she paid with $5.00, what could be her possible change?

a)

3 quarters, 5 dimes, and 20 pennies

b)

4 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies

c)

4 quarters, 5 dimes, and 18 pennies

d)

5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies

138.

Paige bought a bag of goldfish food for $3.42. If she paid with $5.00, what could be her possible change?

a)

3 quarters, 5 dimes, and 20 pennies

b)

4 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies

c)

4 quarters, 5 dimes, and 18 pennies

d)

5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies

139.

Paige bought a bag of goldfish food for $3.42. If she paid with $5.00, what could be her possible change?

a)

3 quarters, 5 dimes, and 20 pennies

b)

4 quarters, 4 dimes, and 8 pennies

c)

4 quarters, 5 dimes, and 18 pennies

d)

5 quarters, 3 dimes, and 3 pennies

140.

Diane asked her friend to guess how much money was in her pocket. Diane gave her friend this clue: “If I round my money to the nearest dollar, I have $5.00 in my pocket.” said Diane. What would be a good guess for how much money is in Diane's pocket?

a)

$3.95

b)

$4.65

c)

$5.54

d)

$2.85

141.

When rounded to the nearest dollar, a model airplane costs $7.00. Which price could not be the actual price of the model?

a)

$6.85

b)

$6.59

c)

$6.35

d)

$6.67

142.

Ross bought a Frisbee for about $3.00 and a jump rope that was about $2.00. Which answer could be the actual total cost of both items?
Round to the nearest dollar.

a)

$1.00

b)

$4.85

c)

$5.50

d)

$6.82

143.

Ross bought a Frisbee for about $3.00 and a jump rope that was about $2.00. Which answer could be the actual total cost of both items?
Round to the nearest dollar.

a)

$1.00

b)

$4.85

c)

$5.50

d)

$6.82

144.

Ross bought a Frisbee for about $3.00 and a jump rope that was about $2.00. Which answer could be the actual total cost of both items?
Round to the nearest dollar.

a)

$1.00

b)

$4.85

c)

$5.50

d)

$6.82

145.

Gabrielle bought a new pencil case for $2.65. She gave the clerk $3.00. Is this the correct amount of change that the clerk gave Gabrielle?

a)

yes

b)

no

146.

Gabrielle bought a new pencil case for $2.65. She gave the clerk $3.00. Is this the correct amount of change that the clerk gave Gabrielle?

a)

yes

b)

no

147.

The actual cost of a paint set is $7.24. What is the price of the paint set rounded to the nearest dollar?

a)

$7.00

b)

$7.50

c)

$8.00

d)

$6.50

148.

The actual cost of a paint set is $7.24. What is the price of the paint set rounded to the nearest dollar?

a)

$7.00

b)

$7.50

c)

$8.00

d)

$6.50

149.

Michelle walks dogs for $5 each. She has no expenses to begin her business. After walking how many dogs will she have a profit of $25?

a)

10

b)

1

c)

5

d)

8

150.

When someone pays for something they are doing what with their money?

a)

spending

b)

saving

c)

earning

151.

When someone puts money aside to accumulate, they are .....

a)

earning money

b)

spending money

c)

saving money

152.

A place you can keep your money when you want to save it.

a)

In your pocket

b)

in the bank

c)

on the table

153.

$7.60 = ... dollars and ... cents

a)

7 dollars and 6 cents

b)

76 dollars and 0 cent

c)

7 dollars and 60 cents

154.

85 c + 20 c = $ ...

a)

$1.05

b)

$105

c)

$10.5

155.

$3.85 + $4.2 = $ ...

a)

$8.05

b)

$7.05

c)

8.50

156.

$28 - $10 = $...

a)

38

b)

28

c)

18

157.

Siva had $100. She spent $46 on a pair of shorts. How much money did she have left?

a)

$146

b)

$54

c)

$56

158.

List item prices:

Hot dog = $1.50

Cola = $1.10

Taco = $1.30

What is the total cost of a Taco and a Cola?

a)

$3.9

b)

$2.40

c)

$2.04

159.

I have $3. If I buy a doll for $2, how much money will I have left?

a)

100 c

b)

$ 2

c)

200 c

160.

If I have 75 cents, how many more quarters do I need to have 1 dollar?

a)

5

b)

2

c)

4

d)

1

161.

I want to buy a pencil for 25 cents, what coins do I need in order to buy it?

a)

1 Quarter and
1 Nickel

b)

2 Nickels and 1 Dime

c)

2 Dimes and 1 Nickel

d)

3 Dimes and 5 Pennies

162.

Dime + Dime + Nickel + Nickel + Penny + Penny=

a)

45

b)

22

c)

32

d)

42

163.

Nathan and his uncle paid $9.50 for tickets to a bike race. They bought one adult's ticket and one child's ticket. The adult's ticket cost $5.75. What was the cost of Nathan's ticket?

a)

3.75

b)

$2.95

c)

$3.75

d)

$3.50

164.

jenna bought two bags of gummi bears that cost 2.50 each then she bought a pack of gum that was 10.50 what is the total

a)

56.00

b)

4.36

c)

15.50

d)

50.00

165.

hali went to the foot locker in the mall she was looking for white nike roshe runs she went to foot action and found them they where 75.00 then she saw a jordan back pack for 23.00 what was the total she paid

a)

200.03

b)

52.00

c)

375.00

d)

98.00

166.

Ryan and Tony went to the movies. They each bought a ticket for $8.50, a bag of popcorn for $3.00, and a drink for $1.75. What is the total amount of money the boys spent?

a)

$26.50

b)

$24.50

c)

$24.50

d)

$13.25

167.

You owe $14.53. You pay with a $20.00 bill. What is your change?

a)

$5.43

b)

$5.47

c)

$5.42

d)

$4.75

168.

Tim wants to purchase a new next football at Dollar Tree. He needs exactly $1.00 to buy the football. He has 6 dimes, and 8 nickels. Can he buy the football?

a)

No- He only has 85 cents

b)

Yes- He has exactly $1.00

169.

Kelly needs a new pair of laces for her cheerleading shoes. Her mom gave her 3 quarters, 1 nickel, and 4 pennies. The laces are $0.90. Does she have enough money to buy the laces for her shoes?

a)

No- She only has 84 cents

b)

Yes-She has 94 cents

170.

Sally went to the mall on Saturday to buy clothes. She paid $9.18 on a shirt and $6.48 on pants with a $20 bill. How much money did Sally get in change?

a)

$5.15

b)

$22.00

c)

$4.34

d)

$3.33

Money

Total questions: 170

Worksheet time: 3hrs 3mins

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