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KS1 · Number - Money

KS1.M4 Money and Coins

STA NC-KS1-MATHS-STA · Calculators not allowed · about 50 minutes

Name: _______________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______

Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.

Practice question (not marked). This coin is silver-coloured. It has 7 straight sides and the number 20 stamped on it.

How much is this coin worth?

Answer: ___ p

(0)

Look at the coins below.

A) 2p B) 5p C) 10p D) 20p

Circle the coin that is worth five pence.

A) 2p
B) 5p
C) 10p
D) 20p

Ben has two 10p coins.

How much money does he have altogether?

Answer: ___ p

(1)

Look carefully at each coin described.

(a)A bronze coin has a large number 2 stamped on it.

What is this coin worth?

Answer: ___ p(1)

(b)A silver coin has a large number 50 stamped on it.

What is this coin worth?

Answer: ___ p(1)

Priya has one 10p coin, one 5p coin and one 2p coin.

How much money does she have altogether?

Answer: ___ p

(1)

Oliver has these coins: 20p, 20p, 10p and 5p.

How much money does he have altogether?

Answer: ___ p

(2)

Freya has 50p. She spends 20p on a pencil.

How much money does she have left?

Answer: ___ p

(2)

There is more than one way to make 20p using coins.

(a)Show one way to make 20p using exactly three coins.

Answer: ___ + ___ + ___ = 20p(1)

(b)Show one way to make 20p using exactly two coins.

Answer: ___ + ___ = 20p(1)

Which is worth more money: three 10p coins, or one 50p coin?

Write the greater amount and explain your answer.

Answer: ___

(2)

A ruler costs 35p and a rubber costs 15p.

(a)Work out the total cost of the ruler and the rubber.

Answer: ___ p(1)

(b)Grace pays for both items with a £1 coin. How much change should she get?

Answer: ___ p(2)

A pencil case costs 65p. Nadia has a 50p coin, a 10p coin and a 2p coin.

Does Nadia have enough money to buy the pencil case? Show your working.

Answer: ___

(2)

Write these amounts of money in order, starting with the smallest.

45p 15p 40p 5p

Answer: ___, ___, ___, ___

(2)

A comic costs 60p. Tom pays with a 50p coin, a 5p coin and a 5p coin.

Has Tom paid the exact amount, or does he need change? Show your working.

Answer: ___

(2)

Listen carefully to the question your teacher reads aloud, then write your answer in the box.

Answer: ___ p

(1)

Leo saves a 10p coin every day for 4 days.

How much money will Leo have saved altogether?

Answer: ___ p

(2)

Chloe has one £1 coin and 35p in other coins.

Write the total amount of money Chloe has, using the £ sign and a decimal point.

Answer: £ ___

(2)

A book costs £2. Priya has two £1 coins.

How much change, if any, should Priya get?

Answer: ___ p

(2)

A sandwich costs 85p and a drink costs 45p.

(a)Work out the total cost of the sandwich and the drink.

Answer: £ ___(1)

(b)Priya pays with a £2 coin. How much change should she get?

Answer: ___ p(2)

Jack has three coins in his pocket. Altogether they are worth 16p.

Write down what the three coins could be.

Answer: ___

(2)

Ahmed has £1.20 in his money box. He wants to buy a toy that costs £2.00.

(a)How much more money does Ahmed need?

Answer: ___ p(1)

(b)Ahmed then finds 45p under his bed. Does he now have enough money to buy the toy? Explain your answer.

Answer: ___(2)

Mark scheme · KS1.M4 Money and Coins

Question 0

B0 Practice item; not included in total marks. Correct answer is 20p.
Answer: 20p

Question 1

B1 B (5p) cao
Answer: B) 5p

Question 2

B1 20p cao
Answer: 20p

Question 3

(a) B1 2p cao
(a) Answer: 2p
(b) B1 50p cao
(b) Answer: 50p

Question 4

B1 17p cao
Answer: 17p

Question 5

M1 20 + 20 + 10 + 5 oe, or evidence of adding all four coins
A1 55p cao
Answer: 55p

Question 6

M1 50 - 20 oe, or equivalent correct method
A1 30p cao
Answer: 30p

Question 7

(a) B1 Any three UK coins that total 20p, e.g. 10p + 5p + 5p oe
(a) Answer: 10p + 5p + 5p
(b) B1 10p + 10p oe (the only two-coin combination possible)
(b) Answer: 10p + 10p

Question 8

B1 50p identified as the greater amount
B1 Correct reasoning shown, e.g. three 10p coins = 30p, and 30p is less than 50p oe
Answer: 50p is greater

Question 9

(a) B1 50p cao
(a) Answer: 50p
(b) M1 100 - 'their 50' oe
(b) A1 50p cao, ft their part (a)
(b) Answer: 50p

Question 10

M1 50 + 10 + 2 (= 62p) oe
A1 No cao (she needs 3p more), ft their total
Answer: No, she has 62p, which is 3p short

Question 11

M1 At least two amounts correctly placed relative to each other
A1 5p, 15p, 40p, 45p cao
Answer: 5p, 15p, 40p, 45p

Question 12

M1 50 + 5 + 5 (= 60p) oe
A1 Exact amount cao (no change needed), ft their total
Answer: Exact amount - no change needed

Question 13

B1 22p cao
Answer: 22p

Question 14

M1 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 oe, or 10 x 4
A1 40p cao
Answer: 40p

Question 15

M1 100 + 35 (= 135p) oe
A1 £1.35 cao (accept 135p)
Answer: £1.35

Question 16

M1 200 - 200 oe, or recognising the coins match the price
A1 0p cao (no change needed)
Answer: 0p (no change needed)

Question 17

(a) B1 £1.30 cao (accept 130p)
(a) Answer: £1.30
(b) M1 200 - 'their 130' oe
(b) A1 70p cao, ft their part (a)
(b) Answer: 70p

Question 18

M1 Evidence of testing coin combinations, e.g. identifying that a 10p coin must be used
A1 10p, 5p and 1p cao (the only possible combination of three UK coins)
Answer: 10p, 5p and 1p

Question 19

(a) B1 80p cao
(a) Answer: 80p
(b) M1 120 + 45 (= 165p) oe, or 'their 80' - 45 oe
(b) A1 No cao - he still needs 35p more, ft
(b) Answer: No, he has £1.65, so he still needs 35p more

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