Year 3 Numeracy – Money at the Shop 1
Interactive practice test with 20 questions on Australian coins and notes, adding up money and working out simple change, in the style of the Year 3 NAPLAN Numeracy test. 20 minutes.
Jack has three 10c coins. How much money does he have?
Which of these is worth more than $1?
Mia has a $2 coin and a $1 coin. How much money does she have?
Choose the missing amounts.
50c + 50c = 1
20c + 20c + 10c = 2
Blank 1: 50c · $1 · $2
Blank 2: 30c · 50c · 60c
Here is a price list at the fruit shop. Which fruit costs the least?
| Fruit | Price |
|---|---|
| Apple | 40c |
| Banana | 50c |
| Orange | 60c |
| Pear | 30c |
Leo buys an apple and a banana. How much does he spend?
| Fruit | Price |
|---|---|
| Apple | 40c |
| Banana | 50c |
| Orange | 60c |
| Pear | 30c |
Circle 2 words in the sentence below.
Which 2 coins add up to 70c?
5c10c20c50c$1$2
Sara has 50c. She buys a lolly for 30c. How much money does she have left?
Tom has one 50c coin, one 20c coin and two 10c coins. How much money does he have?
A pen costs $2. Choose the missing amounts.
1 pen costs $2.
2 pens cost 1.
5 pens cost 2.
Blank 1: $3 · $4 · $22
Blank 2: $7 · $10 · $12
Which group of coins makes exactly $1?
Ella buys a drink for 60c. She pays with a $1 coin. How much change should she get?
Circle 2 words in the sentence below.
Which 2 of these add up to $7?
$1$2$5$10$20
A toy costs $8. Max has a $5 note. How much more money does he need?
Which is the same amount as $1?
Count the money. Choose the total.
One $5 note, one $2 coin and one $1 coin make 1.
Blank 1: $3 · $7 · $8
Ava has $1. Which two things can she buy together?
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pencil | 50c |
| Eraser | 40c |
| Ruler | $1 |
| Sharpener | 80c |
Zac had $10. He spent $4 on a sandwich. How much does he have now?
Circle 3 words in the sentence below.
Which 3 coins add up to 35c?
5c10c20c50c$1
Lucy buys 2 ice blocks for 50c each. Choose the missing amounts.
She spends 1 altogether.
She pays with a $2 coin and gets 2 change.
Blank 1: $1 · $1.50 · $2
Blank 2: 50c · $1 · $2