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P4 Maths Quiz: Money

Questions: 20
Time: 30 minutes
Total Marks: 40

Instructions:

Answer all questions
Write your answers clearly in the spaces provided
Show your working for calculation questions

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (10 marks)

Choose the correct answer. Write 1, 2, 3 or 4 in the brackets.

1. What is $3.45 +$ 2.78? (2 marks)

$6.23
$6.13
$5.23
$6.33

Answer: ( )

2. Mrs Tan paid for her groceries with a $50 note. Her groceries cost$ 37.85. How much change did she receive? (2 marks)

$12.15
$13.15
$12.25
$13.25

Answer: ( )

3. Which amount is the greatest? (2 marks)

$45.60
$45.06
$45.66
$45.16

Answer: ( )

4. David bought 3 pens at $1.25 each. How much did he spend altogether? (2 marks)

$3.75
$3.65
$4.25
$3.85

Answer: ( )

5. Sarah has $28.50. She wants to buy a toy that costs$ 35. How much more money does she need? (2 marks)

$6.50
$7.50
$6.00
$7.00

Answer: ( )

Section B: Short Answer Questions (15 marks)

6. Calculate: (3 marks) $15.75 +$ 9.48 = ?

Show your working:

Answer: $________________

7. Calculate: (3 marks) $20.00 -$ 13.67 = ?

Show your working:

Answer: $________________

8. Complete the table: (3 marks)

Item	Price	Quantity	Total Cost
Notebook	$2.40	4	$________
Pen	$1.35	3	$________
Eraser	$0.85	2	$________

9. Round these amounts to the nearest dollar: (3 marks)

(a) $12.75 =$ ________

(b) $8.49 =$ ________

(c) $15.50 =$ ________

10. Find the missing amounts: (3 marks)

**(a) $25.60 + $________ = $34.00**

**(b) $________ - $14.25 = $18.75**

Section C: Word Problems (15 marks)

11. Lisa bought a book for $12.80 and a pencil case for$ 7.95. She paid with a $50 note. How much change did she receive? (4 marks)

Show your working:

Answer: $________________

12. Mr Kumar bought 5 packets of biscuits at $3.20 each. He also bought 2 bottles of juice at$ 2.50 each. What was the total cost? (4 marks)

Show your working:

Answer: $________________

13. Amy saved $15.50 in January,$ 12.75 in February and $18.25 in March. How much did she save altogether in the three months? (4 marks)

Show your working:

Answer: $________________

14. Tom had $45. He spent$ 18.60 on lunch and $12.90 on a magazine. How much money does he have left? (3 marks)

Show your working:

Answer: $________________

End of Quiz

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Answers

P4 Maths Quiz: Money - Answer Key

Questions: 20
Time: 30 minutes
Total Marks: 40

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (10 marks)

1. What is $3.45 +$ 2.78? (2 marks) *Answer: (1) $6.23** *Working:$ 3.45 + $2.78 =$ 6.23

2. Mrs Tan paid for her groceries with a $50 note. Her groceries cost$ 37.85. How much change did she receive? (2 marks) *Answer: (1) $12.15** *Working:$ 50.00 - $37.85 =$ 12.15

3. Which amount is the greatest? (2 marks) *Answer: (3) $45.66** *Explanation: Compare:$ 45.66 > $45.60 >$ 45.16 > $45.06

4. David bought 3 pens at $1.25 each. How much did he spend altogether?** *(2 marks)* **Answer: (1)$ 3.75 Working: 3 × $1.25 =$ 3.75

5. Sarah has $28.50. She wants to buy a toy that costs$ 35. How much more money does she need? (2 marks) *Answer: (1) $6.50** *Working:$ 35.00 - $28.50 =$ 6.50

Section B: Short Answer Questions (15 marks)

6. Calculate: (3 marks) $15.75 +$ 9.48 = ?

Working:

  $15.75
+  $9.48
--------
  $25.23

Answer: $25.23

7. Calculate: (3 marks) $20.00 -$ 13.67 = ?

Working:

  $20.00
- $13.67
--------
   $6.33

Answer: $6.33

8. Complete the table: (3 marks)

Item	Price	Quantity	Total Cost
Notebook	$2.40	4	$9.60
Pen	$1.35	3	$4.05
Eraser	$0.85	2	$1.70

Working: 4 × $2.40 =$ 9.60; 3 × $1.35 =$ 4.05; 2 × $0.85 =$ 1.70

9. Round these amounts to the nearest dollar: (3 marks)

(a) $12.75 =$ 13 (75 cents ≥ 50 cents, round up)

(b) $8.49 =$ 8 (49 cents < 50 cents, round down)

(c) $15.50 =$ 16 (50 cents = 50 cents, round up)

10. Find the missing amounts: (3 marks)

**(a) $25.60 + $8.40 = $34.00**
*Working: $34.00 - $25.60 = $8.40*

**(b) $33.00 - $14.25 = $18.75**
*Working: $18.75 + $14.25 = $33.00*

Section C: Word Problems (15 marks)

11. Lisa bought a book for $12.80 and a pencil case for$ 7.95. She paid with a $50 note. How much change did she receive? (4 marks)

Working:

Cost: $12.80 + $7.95 = $20.75
Change: $50.00 - $20.75 = $29.25

Answer: $29.25

12. Mr Kumar bought 5 packets of biscuits at $3.20 each. He also bought 2 bottles of juice at$ 2.50 each. What was the total cost? (4 marks)

Working:

Biscuits: 5 × $3.20 = $16.00
Juice: 2 × $2.50 = $5.00
Total: $16.00 + $5.00 = $21.00

Answer: $21.00

13. Amy saved $15.50 in January,$ 12.75 in February and $18.25 in March. How much did she save altogether in the three months? (4 marks)

Working:

  $15.50
  $12.75
+ $18.25
--------
  $46.50

Answer: $46.50

14. Tom had $45. He spent$ 18.60 on lunch and $12.90 on a magazine. How much money does he have left? (3 marks)

Working:

Total spent: $18.60 + $12.90 = $31.50
Money left: $45.00 - $31.50 = $13.50

Answer: $13.50

Marking Scheme Summary

Section	Total Marks	Question Breakdown
A (MCQ)	10 marks	5 questions × 2 marks each
B (Short Answer)	15 marks	5 questions (3+3+3+3+3 marks)
C (Word Problems)	15 marks	4 questions (4+4+4+3 marks)
Total	40 marks	14 questions

Topics Tested:

Money addition and subtraction
Money comparison and ordering
Money multiplication (quantity × price)
Change calculation
Money rounding
Multi-step money word problems

Key Learning Objectives:

Perform money calculations accurately
Calculate change from purchases
Compare money amounts
Round money to nearest dollar
Apply money skills to real shopping situations
Work with multiple items and total costs