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Grade 2 Math: Money · Add or subtract money QuizPrint.CA Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Financial Literacy F1.1 — identify different ways of representing the same amount of money up to 200¢ NameDateScore 1. An eraser costs $0.90 and a book costs $1.05. How much is that altogether? 2. There is $1.60. $0.50 is spent. How much is left? 3. A book costs $1.30 and a puzzle costs $1.05. How much is that altogether? 4. There is $2.95. $1.10 is spent. How much is left? 5. An apple costs $1.40 and a snack costs $0.75. How much is that altogether? 6. There is $1.55. $0.55 is spent. How much is left? 7. A snack costs $0.25 and an eraser costs $0.55. How much is that altogether? 8. There is $1.20. $0.55 is spent. How much is left? 9. A muffin costs $1.20 and a puzzle costs $0.55. How much is that altogether? 10. There is $2.40. $1.35 is spent. How much is left? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. No pennies — nickel is the smallest coin. Answer key Grade 2 Math: Money · Add or subtract money Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Financial Literacy F1.1 — identify different ways of representing the same amount of money up to 200¢ Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.B) $1.95 2.C) $1.10 3.D) $2.35 4.A) $1.85 5.D) $2.15 6.C) $1.00 7.D) $0.80 8.A) $0.65 9.D) $1.75 10.A) $1.05 Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. No pennies — nickel is the smallest coin.

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