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Grade 5 Math: Money · Make change QuizPrint.CA Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Financial Literacy F1.2 — calculate the unit price and determine the best buy; describe taxes NameDateScore 1. A pencil costs $2.50. A $5 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 2. A snack costs $5.85. A $10 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 3. A puzzle costs $6.40. A $10 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 4. A snack costs $5.15. A $10 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 5. A snack costs $7.40. A $20 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 6. A snack costs $8.25. A $10 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 7. A muffin costs $3.35. A $5 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 8. A snack costs $1.25. A $5 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 9. An apple costs $0.70. A $5 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 10. A book costs $0.80. A $5 bill is used to pay. How much change is due? 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 5 Math: Money · Make change Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Financial Literacy F1.2 — calculate the unit price and determine the best buy; describe taxes Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.C) $2.50 2.B) $4.15 3.B) $3.60 4.C) $4.85 5.C) $12.60 6.C) $1.75 7.A) $1.65 8.C) $3.75 9.C) $4.30 10.A) $4.20 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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