Math · Kindergarten · 10 questions
1. A sticker costs 6 cents. You have 1 nickel and 1 penny. How many cents do you have?
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2. A pencil costs 9 cents. You have 1 dime. You have enough.
3. You have 10 cents and spend 4 cents. How many cents are left?
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4. A rubber costs 7 cents. Which set of coins pays for it exactly?
5. You have 2 nickels and buy something for 3 cents. How many cents are left?
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6. A toy costs 12 cents. You have 1 dime and 1 penny. You have enough.
7. How many pennies do you need to make the same as 1 dime?
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8. You have 1 dime. What is the fewest coins you could get back after spending 5 cents?
9. An apple costs 8 cents. You pay with 1 dime. How many cents do you get back?
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10. If you have 3 coins, you always have more money than someone with 2 coins.
Work out whether you have enough, and what is left over.
A sticker costs 6 cents. You have 1 nickel and 1 penny. How many cents do you have?
A pencil costs 9 cents. You have 1 dime. You have enough.
You have 10 cents and spend 4 cents. How many cents are left?
A rubber costs 7 cents. Which set of coins pays for it exactly?
You have 2 nickels and buy something for 3 cents. How many cents are left?
A toy costs 12 cents. You have 1 dime and 1 penny. You have enough.
How many pennies do you need to make the same as 1 dime?
You have 1 dime. What is the fewest coins you could get back after spending 5 cents?
An apple costs 8 cents. You pay with 1 dime. How many cents do you get back?
If you have 3 coins, you always have more money than someone with 2 coins.