Giving change

Year 3 · Money

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Questions

Work out the change for each shopping trip.

1. 1
   You buy a comic for £2.70 and pay with £5.00. Change: □
2. 2
   You buy a comic for £1.85 and pay with £5.00. Change: □
3. 3
   You buy a notebook for £1.20 and pay with £2.00. Change: □
4. 4
   You buy an apple for £4.95 and pay with £5.00. Change: □
5. 5
   You buy some stickers for £4.25 and pay with £5.00. Change: □
6. 6
   You buy a juice for £4.50 and pay with £5.00. Change: □
7. 7
   You buy a cake for £1.50 and pay with £2.00. Change: □
8. 8
   You buy a notebook for £2.55 and pay with £5.00. Change: □
9. 9
   You buy an apple for 35p and pay with £1.00. Change: □
10. 10
    You buy a comic for 60p and pay with £2.00. Change: □
11. 11
    You buy a cake for £1.65 and pay with £2.00. Change: □
12. 12
    You buy a toy car for 95p and pay with £1.00. Change: □
13. 13
    You buy a pencil for 90p and pay with £2.00. Change: □
14. 14
    You buy an apple for 90p and pay with £1.00. Change: □
15. 15
    You buy a pencil for 80p and pay with £5.00. Change: □
16. 16
    You buy a juice for £3.40 and pay with £5.00. Change: □