Money
Math
Money starts at 1 and continues till grade 5.
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If you buy a pencil for 7 and give the shopkeeper 10, how much change should you get?
If you buy a snack for 6 and pay with a 10 note, how much change do you get?
If you buy a snack for 8 and pay with a 10 note, how much change do you get?
If you buy a toy for 15 and give the shopkeeper 20, how much change should you get back?
If you buy a toy for 18 and pay with a 20 note, how much change do you get?
If you have 1 note of 10, 2 coins of 2, and 1 coin of 1, how much money do you have?
If you have 1 note of 20, 1 coin of 5, and 2 coins of 2, how much money do you have?
If you have 2 notes of 10 and 1 coin of 5, how much money do you have?
Which of the following is NOT a coin? (1) 1 (2) 5 (3) 10 (4) 1000
Which of the following is the smallest amount? (1) 1 (2) 5 (3) 10 (4) 20
Which of the following is used as money? (1) Stones (2) Coins (3) Leaves (4) Sticks
Which of these is a good reason to save money? (1) To buy something expensive later (2) To lose it (3) To throw it away (4) To forget about it
Fill in the blank: 1 note of 10 and 1 coin of 2 make ______.
Fill in the blank: 1 note of 10 and 2 coins of 2 make ______ in total.
Fill in the blank: 1 note of 10 and 4 coins of 2 make ______.
Fill in the blank: 1 note of 20 and 2 coins of 1 make ______.
If you want to buy a book that costs 12 and you have 10, do you have enough money?
True or False: All coins have the same value.
True or False: Money is used to buy things.
True or False: Saving money means keeping it for later use.
