Write the amount shown as pounds and pence: 145 pence
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4
Maya buys a pencil for 45p and an eraser for 60p. How much does she spend in total?
(2)
5
Oliwia pays with a £5 note for a sandwich costing £2.40 and a drink costing 85p. How much change should she get?
(2)
6
Circle the amounts which are less than £1: 80p, £1.10, 95p, £1.00
80p
£1.10
95p
£1.00
7
A toy costs £3.20. Sam has £1.50 and his grandma gives him £2. How much more money does he need to buy the toy?
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8
Write the total of £2.20 and 70p as pounds and pence.
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9
A baker sells a bun for 65p and a muffin for 55p. A customer buys 3 buns and 2 muffins. How much does the customer pay?
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10
Lila buys a book for £2.60 and a sticker for 20p. She pays with a £5 note. How much change should she get?
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11
Which is the odd one out? £1.20, 120p, £1.02
£1.20
120p
£1.02
12
Complete the series in pounds: £0.50, £1.00, £1.50, __
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13
A fruit stall sells an apple for 40p and a pear for 55p. If you give the stall owner £2, how much change should you receive when you buy 2 apples and 1 pear?
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14
Round £1.49 to the nearest pound.
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15
Explain your answer: Ben says 75p + 25p = £1.00 but he writes 1.0. Is Ben correct? Give a clear explanation.
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16
A jam jar costs 85p. How much would 3 jam jars cost?
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17
Explain your answer: A shop shows a label '2 for £1.50' for sweets priced at 80p each. Is this label correct? Show working.
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18
Mrs Patel gives her class a collection of coins: two 50p, three 20p and one £1 coin. What is the total amount of money she gives the class? Write your answer in pounds and pence.
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Mark scheme · KS2.M-Y3M2 Money and Change
Question 1
B1 three pounds and fifty pence cao
Answer: three pounds and fifty pence
Question 2
B1 275 pence cao
Answer: 275 pence
Question 3
B1 £1.45 cao
Answer: £1.45
Question 4
M1 addition of 45p + 60p seen (105p or £1.05)
B1 £1.05 cao
Answer: £1.05
Question 5
M1 total cost found: £2.40 + £0.85 = £3.25 or 325p
B1 £1.75 change cao
Answer: £1.75
Question 6
B1 80p and 95p circled oe
Answer: 80p, 95p
Question 7
M1 total Sam has calculated: £1.50 + £2.00 = £3.50 or recognised he has more than cost
B1 He does not need more money; answer '£0.30 change' or 'no more needed, 30p change' cao
Answer: He needs no more money - he has £3.50, which is 30p more than the £3.20 toy costs
Question 8
B1 £2.90 cao
Answer: £2.90
Question 9
M1 correct multiplication or repeated addition seen: 3 x 65p = 195p and 2 x 55p = 110p
M1 awareness that 75p + 25p = £1.00 and 1.0 is not clear money notation
B1 explanation that correct money format is £1.00 (not 1.0) or that 1.0 could be misread; statement that Ben is correct about value but must write £1.00 cao
Answer: Ben is correct about the value but should write £1.00, not 1.0
Question 16
B1 £2.55 cao
Answer: £2.55
Question 17
M1 calculation shown: 2 x 80p = 160p or £1.60
B1 conclusion that label '2 for £1.50' is incorrect; correct 2-for price should be £1.60 cao
Answer: Label is incorrect; 2 x 80p = £1.60, not £1.50
Question 18
M1 total of coins calculated: 2 x 50p = 100p, 3 x 20p = 60p, plus £1 = 100p