Money is an essential part of daily life, used for buying necessities and services. Understanding how to calculate total costs, make payments, and receive change correctly is very important. The Money Quiz for Class 3 helps you become smart with spending and teaches the value of saving. It prepares you to handle financial situations independently and responsibly as you grow. Solve these 10 MCQs to find out how strong your understanding of money is.
How much is 67 ¢ less than $2?
Answer: (b) 133 ¢
How much more costly is item A than item B?
Answer: (b) $379
John had £107. He gave £28 to Karl and got £49 from Mark. How much money does John have now?
Answer: (a) £128
How many 20-cent coins are needed to make a total of $80?
Answer: (d) 400
Which of the given items has the lowest price?
Answer: (c) R
Put the appropriate sign to make the following statement true: £119 + £28 + £137 ____ £300 - £16
Answer: (a) =
Convert 789 cents into dollars and cents.
Answer: (d) 7 dollars and 89 cents
Joseph has 582 pennies. He gives 48 pennies to Lara and divides the remaining pennies equally among his three children. How much does each child get?
Answer: (a) 178 pennies
Rachel buys 5 kg of apples and m kg of grapes for a total of $587. If the cost of 1 kg of apples is $95 and the cost of 1 kg of grapes is $16, then what is the value of m?
Answer: (c) 7
A red crayon costs 36 cents, a blue crayon costs 20 cents and a yellow crayon costs 16 cents. If Charlie buys one red crayon, two blue crayons and one yellow crayon, how much more or less than 100 cents will he spend in total?
Answer: (b) 8 cents; less
| Topic | Quiz |
|---|---|
| Number Sense | Quiz on Number Sense |
| Computation Operations | Quiz on Computation Operations |
| Length | Quiz on Length |
| Weight | Quiz on Weight |
| Money | Quiz on Money |
| Time | Quiz on Time |
| Temperature | Quiz on Temperature |
| Lines and Angles | Quiz on Lines and Angles |
