Write these coins in order of value, starting with the smallest: 20p, 2p, 50p, 5p.
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2
Write down how many 10p coins are needed to make exactly 1 pound.
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3
Jack counts the coins in his money box. He has a 20p coin, a 10p coin and a 10p coin. Work out the total value of Jack's coins in pence.
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4
Priya has a 1 pound coin and a 50p coin. Write the total amount of money Priya has, using the pound (£) symbol.
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5
Nia wants to pay exactly 35p for a pencil. Write down the fewest coins she could use, and state how many coins this is.
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6
Leon has 45p. Ffion has four 10p coins and one 2p coin. Work out who has more money, and by how much.
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7
Oliwia buys a rubber costing 30p. She pays with a 50p coin. Work out how much change she should receive.
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8
Kofi buys a sticker costing 45p and a balloon costing 25p. He pays with a 1 pound coin. Work out how much change Kofi should receive.
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9
Ivy saves 20p every day. Work out how much money Ivy will have saved after 4 days. Give your answer in pounds, using the pound (£) symbol.
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10
Write down how many minutes there are in one hour.
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11
Write down how many days there are in one week.
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12
A clock shows the hour hand pointing exactly at the 7 and the minute hand pointing exactly at the 12. Write down the time shown on the clock.
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13
A clock shows the hour hand pointing halfway between the 3 and the 4, and the minute hand pointing exactly at the 6. Write down the time shown on the clock.
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14
A clock shows the hour hand pointing just after the 9, and the minute hand pointing exactly at the 3. Write down the time shown on the clock.
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15
A clock shows the hour hand pointing just before the 11, and the minute hand pointing exactly at the 9. Write down the time shown on the clock.
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16
Ruby wakes up at 7 o'clock. She takes half an hour to get ready and then walks to school, which takes a quarter of an hour. Work out what time Ruby arrives at school.
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17
Put these four events in order, starting with the one that happens first in the day: having dinner, waking up, going to bed, eating lunch.
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18
Tomasz's football practice starts at quarter past 4 and finishes at quarter to 6. Zara's swimming lesson lasts 1 hour and 20 minutes. Work out whose activity lasts longer, and by how many minutes.
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Mark scheme · KS1.M7 Money and Time
Question 1
B1 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p cao
Answer: 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p
Question 2
B1 10 cao
Answer: 10
Question 3
M1 adding the three coin values, 20 + 10 + 10
A1 40p cao
Answer: 40p
Question 4
M1 adding 100p + 50p oe
A1 £1.50 cao
Answer: £1.50
Question 5
B1 20p, 10p and 5p oe (any correct combination of coins totalling 35p)
B1 3 coins cao
Answer: 20p + 10p + 5p, which is 3 coins
Question 6
M1 finding Ffion's total, 4 x 10 + 2
M1 comparing 45p with Ffion's total
A1 Leon, by 3p cao
Answer: Leon has more money, by 3p
Question 7
M1 50 - 30
A1 20p cao
Answer: 20p
Question 8
M1 finding the total cost, 45 + 25
M1 100 - their total cost (ft)
A1 30p cao
Answer: 30p
Question 9
M1 20 x 4
A1 £0.80 oe (accept 80p)
Answer: £0.80
Question 10
B1 60 cao
Answer: 60
Question 11
B1 7 cao
Answer: 7
Question 12
B1 hour identified as 7
B1 7 o'clock oe (accept 7:00)
Answer: 7 o'clock (7:00)
Question 13
B1 hour identified as 3
B1 half past 3 oe (accept 3:30)
Answer: half past 3 (3:30)
Question 14
B1 hour identified as 9
B1 quarter past 9 oe (accept 9:15)
Answer: quarter past 9 (9:15)
Question 15
B1 hour identified as 11 (the clock has not yet reached 11 o'clock)
B1 quarter to 11 oe (accept 10:45)
Answer: quarter to 11 (10:45)
Question 16
M1 7:00 + 30 minutes = 7:30
M1 their 7:30 + 15 minutes (ft)
A1 quarter to 8 oe (accept 7:45) cao
Answer: quarter to 8 (7:45)
Question 17
B1 waking up placed first
B1 eating lunch placed before having dinner
B1 going to bed placed last
Answer: waking up, eating lunch, having dinner, going to bed
Question 18
M1 finding the length of Tomasz's practice, 4:15 to 5:45
M1 converting Zara's time to minutes, 1 hour 20 minutes = 80 minutes oe
A1 Tomasz, by 10 minutes cao
Answer: Tomasz's practice lasts longer, by 10 minutes