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Primary 2 Mathematics Money Quiz

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Primary 2 Mathematics Quiz - Money

Name: ___________________________
Class: ___________
Date: ___________
Score: ___________ / 20

Duration: 40 minutes
Total Marks: 20

Instructions:
This quiz is on the topic of Money. Answer all 20 questions. Write your answers in the spaces provided. Use decimal notation like $1.20 when writing dollars and cents. This quiz is generated from syllabus-first templates; it is not from past-year exam papers.

Section A: Counting and Writing Money (Questions 1–5)

(1 mark each)

1. Count the money: 2 ten-dollar notes and 3 one-dollar coins. How much is there altogether?
$ ___________

2. Write $4 and 60 cents in decimal notation.$ ___________

3. How many cents are there in $2.50?
___________ cents

4. Write 320 cents in dollars and cents using decimal notation.
$ ___________

5. Mei has 5 twenty-cent coins. How much money does she have?
$ ___________

Section B: Comparing and Converting Money (Questions 6–10)

(1 mark each)

6. Which is more: $3.45 or$ 3.54? Write the larger amount.
$ ___________

7. Arrange from smallest to biggest: $1.05,$ 0.95, $1.50,$ 0.80.
___________, ___________, ___________, ___________

8. Convert $6.00 to cents.
___________ cents

9. Siva has $5.30. His brother has$ 5.03. Who has more money?

10. Write 75 cents in decimal notation.
$ ___________

Section C: Word Problems with Money (Questions 11–20)

(1 mark each for Q11–15, 2 marks each for Q16–20)

11. A pencil costs $0.80. How much do 2 pencils cost?$ ___________

12. A book costs $3.00 and an eraser costs$ 0.50. How much for both?
$ ___________

13. Rahim has $1.00. He buys a sweet for$ 0.40. How much left?
$ ___________

14. A toy car costs $4.20. A ball costs$ 2.10. How much more is the car?
$ ___________

15. Lily has 4 five-dollar notes. How much does she have?
$ ___________

16. A notebook costs $1.20 and a pen costs$ 0.90. Jia buys both. How much must she pay? Show your working.
Working: _______________________
Answer: $ ___________

17. Sam has $5.00. He buys a burger for$ 2.80 and a drink for $1.20. How much money does he have left? Show your working. Working: _______________________ Answer:$ ___________

18. At a stall, 1 apple costs $0.50. Mrs Tan buys 3 apples and 1 banana for$ 0.80. How much does she pay altogether? Show your working.
Working: _______________________
Answer: $ ___________

19. A bag costs $7.50. Hafiz pays with a ten-dollar note. How much change does he get? Show your working. Working: _______________________ Answer:$ ___________

20. Wei has $3.00. His mother gives him two$ 2 notes. He then buys a toy for $5.50. How much money does he have left? Show your working. Working: _______________________ Answer:$ ___________

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Primary 2 Mathematics Quiz - Money (Answer Key)

Total Marks: 20
Syllabus-first generated content. Not derived from past-year exams.

Q1. $23 *Method:* 2 ten-dollar notes =$ 10 + $10 =$ 20. 3 one-dollar coins = $1 +$ 1 + $1 =$ 3. Total = $20 +$ 3 = $23.
Teaching note: Count notes by their value then add coins.

Q2. $4.60 *Method:*$ 4 and 60 cents → write dollars before decimal, cents after: $4.60. *Common mistake:* Writing$ 4.06 (that would be 6 cents).

Q3. 250 cents
Method: $1 = 100 cents, so$ 2.50 = 2 × 100 + 50 = 250 cents.

Q4. $3.20 *Method:* 320 cents = 300 cents + 20 cents =$ 3 + $0.20 =$ 3.20.

Q5. $1.00 *Method:* 5 × 20 cents = 100 cents =$ 1.00.

Q6. $3.54 *Method:* Compare decimals:$ 3.45 = 3 dollars 45 cents; $3.54 = 3 dollars 54 cents. 54 > 45, so$ 3.54 is more.

Q7. $0.80,$ 0.95, $1.05,$ 1.50
Method: Compare cents and dollars: 80c < 95c < $1.05 <$ 1.50.

Q8. 600 cents
Method: $6.00 = 6 × 100 = 600 cents.

Q9. Siva
Method: $5.30 = 5 dollars 30 cents;$ 5.03 = 5 dollars 3 cents. 30 > 3, so Siva has more.

Q10. $0.75 *Method:* 75 cents =$ 0.75.

Q11. $1.60 *Method:*$ 0.80 × 2 = $1.60. (80 + 80 = 160 cents =$ 1.60)

Q12. $3.50 *Method:*$ 3.00 + $0.50 =$ 3.50.

Q13. $0.60 *Method:*$ 1.00 − $0.40 =$ 0.60.

Q14. $2.10 *Method:*$ 4.20 − $2.10 =$ 2.10.

Q15. $20 *Method:* 4 ×$ 5 = $20.

Q16. $2.10 (2 marks: 1 for working, 1 for answer) *Working:*$ 1.20 + $0.90 =$ 2.10.
Teaching note: Add dollars and cents: 120c + 90c = 210c = $2.10.

Q17. $1.00 (2 marks: 1 working, 1 answer) *Working:*$ 2.80 + $1.20 =$ 4.00; $5.00 −$ 4.00 = $1.00. *Note:* Can also subtract stepwise:$ 5.00 − $2.80 =$ 2.20; $2.20 −$ 1.20 = $1.00.

Q18. $2.30 (2 marks) *Working:* 3 apples = 3 ×$ 0.50 = $1.50; + banana$ 0.80 = $1.50 +$ 0.80 = $2.30.

Q19. $2.50 (2 marks) *Working:*$ 10.00 − $7.50 =$ 2.50.

Q20. $1.50 (2 marks) *Working:* Start$ 3.00 + 2 × $2 =$ 3.00 + $4.00 =$ 7.00; $7.00 −$ 5.50 = $1.50.