Money & change

Working with pounds and pence, calculating change and totals

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1
A toy costs £2.75. You pay with a £5 note. How much change do you get? Change = £___
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2
How many pence are in £1.50? A) 15p B) 105p C) 150p D) 1,500p
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3
A drink costs 85p. How much is that in pounds? 85p = £___
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4
Is this statement true or false? £4.99 + £1.01 = £5.00 A) True B) False
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5
Sam buys a sandwich for £3.40 and a juice for £1.20. How much does he spend in total? A) £4.50 B) £4.60 C) £4.20 D) £5.60
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6
Put these amounts in order from least to most. Put these in order: 78p, £1.05, 99p, £0.50
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7
Three friends split a £12.60 pizza bill equally. How much does each person pay? Each person pays £___
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8
Mia has £20. She buys a book for £6.99 and a pen for £2.50. How much change does she receive? Change = £___
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9
A shop has a '3 for £5' offer on juice that normally costs £1.90 each. How much do you save by buying 3 on the offer? A) £0.50 B) £0.70 C) £1.70 D) £1.90
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A bus ticket costs £1.85. Tom buys 3 tickets. How much does he spend in total? A) £3.55 B) £4.55 C) £5.55 D) £5.45
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