Financial Literacy Test Worksheet

Money maths lesson 30: Final money test · Set 364 · 40 sums

The method (Read, plan, check): Name the type of question: count, change, bill, better buy, discount, budget, saving, interest, profit, passbook or safety. Use the method from that lesson and work step by step. Check: change is less than the money paid, a discount makes the price smaller, needs come before wants.

1. 1.₹34 + ₹21 + ₹20 =
2. 2.Nisha buys a toffee for ₹1 and a kite for ₹15. How many rupees does Nisha spend in all?
3. 3.Count up to find the change from ₹10: ₹3 + ₹? = ₹10
4. 4.A pen costs ₹28.50. Karan pays ₹50. How much change does Karan get, in rupees? =
5. 5.₹30 + ₹24 =
6. 6.After 50% off, a pair of shoes costs ₹60. What was the price before the sale (in ₹)?
7. 7.A stall pays ₹3 for each clay diya and sells each one for ₹10. It sells 32 clay diyas. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
8. 8.Of a ₹46000 monthly budget, 40% goes on school fees and 20% on electricity. The rest is saved. What percent is saved?
9. 9.Aditya has 2 coins of ₹20. How many rupees does Aditya have?
10. 10.Count up to find the change from ₹200: ₹64 + ₹? = ₹200
11. 11.Count up to find the change from ₹20: ₹7 + ₹? = ₹20
12. 12.Arjun spends ₹120 of ₹400 pocket money on books. What percent is that?
13. 13.Manav makes 4 paper bookmarks an hour and sells each one for ₹10. How many rupees can Manav earn from 2 hours of work?
14. 14.₹5 + ₹20 + ₹? = ₹75
15. 15.A dozen (12) eggs cost ₹72. What does one cost (in ₹)?
16. 16.2 notebooks cost ₹70. What does one notebook cost (in ₹)?
17. 17.Joseph’s mother has ₹2000 in her bank account. She pays ₹280 for milk and ₹90 for school books by UPI. How many rupees are left in the account?
18. 18.₹20.50 − ₹9.50 =
19. 19.How many paise are there in ₹15.50?
20. 20.Arjun has ₹340 for return gifts. Each gift costs ₹50. What is the greatest number of gifts Arjun can buy?
21. 21.Farhan’s shop bill:
    1 pen at ₹11
    1 football at ₹280
    4 samosas at ₹19 each
    What is the total bill (in ₹)?
22. 22.A badminton racket costs ₹525 online. Delivery is ₹30 and a coupon takes ₹10 off. What is the final price (in ₹)?
23. 23.A dozen (12) bananas cost ₹48. What does one cost (in ₹)?
24. 24.A school bag costs ₹500 online. Delivery is ₹30 and a coupon takes ₹10 off. What is the final price (in ₹)?
25. 25.Dev is making a shopping list. Which of these is a want? (a) soap (b) sweets every day (c) a schoolbag (d) milk
26. 26.A school bag costs ₹120. The shop gives 10% off. How many rupees is the discount?
27. 27.Price list: banana ₹5, kite ₹13, biscuit packet ₹15, sticker sheet ₹7.
    Which item costs the least? (a) kite (b) banana (c) sticker sheet (d) biscuit packet
28. 28.Gurpreet buys a pen (₹16), a water bottle (₹155), a mango (₹40) and a T-shirt (₹285). What is the total (in ₹)?
29. 29.Aditya gets ₹85 pocket money every week. How many rupees is that in 10 weeks?
30. 30.Priya buys a toffee for ₹2 and a banana for ₹6. How many rupees does Priya spend in all?
31. 31.Which is the same money as one ₹10 note? (a) five 2-rupee coins (b) three 2-rupee coins (c) four 2-rupee coins
32. 32.The bill for a storybook and a samosa is ₹167. A storybook costs ₹150. What does the samosa cost (in ₹)?
33. 33.2 school bags cost ₹1210. How much do 6 school bags cost (in ₹)?
34. 34.Manav’s passbook:
    Opening balance: ₹3100
    Credit (money in): ₹250
    Debit (money out): ₹550
    What is the balance now (in ₹)?
35. 35.A school bag costs ₹685 online. Delivery is ₹50 and a coupon takes ₹20 off. What is the final price (in ₹)?
36. 36.Priya’s class stall spends ₹610 to make 35 plates of bhel and sells all of them at ₹25 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
37. 37.₹43 − ₹42 =
38. 38.Which is worth the most: a ₹1 coin, a ₹2 coin or a ₹20 coin? (a) 2-rupee coin (b) 1-rupee coin (c) 20-rupee coin
39. 39.Sneha buys a sharpener for ₹4 and a juice box for ₹30, and pays ₹50. How much change does Sneha get (in ₹)?
40. 40.Ananya buys a pencil for ₹4 and a balloon for ₹7. How many rupees does Ananya spend in all?

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