Financial Literacy Test Worksheet

Money maths lesson 30: Final money test · Set 521 · 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.Meera’s passbook:
   Opening balance: ₹3200
   Credit (money in): ₹500
   Debit (money out): ₹2550
   What is the balance now (in ₹)?
2. 2.Isha’s passbook:
   Opening balance: ₹4800
   Credit (money in): ₹700
   Debit (money out): ₹?
   Closing balance: ₹3600
   How many rupees was the debit?
3. 3.A football costs ₹680. Offer 1: 50% off. Offer 2: ₹320 off. Which offer saves more money? (a) Offer 2 (b) Offer 1
4. 4.A raincoat costs ₹560. The shop gives 20% off. What is the sale price (in ₹)?
5. 5.₹11 + ₹10 + ₹24 =
6. 6.Which is the same money as one ₹100 note? (a) six 50-rupee notes (b) three 50-rupee notes (c) two 50-rupee notes
7. 7.Kabir gets ₹35 pocket money every week. How many rupees is that in 9 weeks?
8. 8.Joseph’s class stall spends ₹120 to make 18 paper bookmarks and sells all of them at ₹10 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
9. 9.One notebook costs ₹40. How much do 2 notebooks cost (in ₹)?
10. 10.Which is worth more: a ₹10 note or a ₹20 note? (a) 10-rupee note (b) 20-rupee note
11. 11.Riya saves ₹20 every week for 5 weeks, then buys a storybook set for ₹20. How many rupees are left?
12. 12.Farhan’s passbook:
    Opening balance: ₹1800
    Credit (money in): ₹750
    Debit (money out): ₹300
    What is the balance now (in ₹)?
13. 13.A message says Rohan has won ₹50000. It asks for the UPI PIN to send the prize. What is true? (a) Prizes need your PIN (b) No PIN to receive money (c) Enter the PIN quickly
14. 14.₹1700 earns 6% simple interest per year. In how many years will the interest be ₹408?
15. 15.₹29 − ₹15.50 =
16. 16.₹500 earns 3% simple interest per year. In how many years will the interest be ₹45?
17. 17.₹64 − ₹24 =
18. 18.Shop A sells 3 pens for ₹75. Shop B sells 5 pens for ₹115. What does one pen cost at the cheaper shop (in ₹)?
19. 19.300 paise is how many rupees? =
20. 20.₹6.50 + ₹3.50 =
21. 21.Rohan sells 41 plates of bhel at ₹10 each. How many rupees does Rohan get?
22. 22.A study lamp costs ₹580. The shop gives 10% off. What is the sale price (in ₹)?
23. 23.After 20% off, a cricket bat costs ₹416. What was the price before the sale (in ₹)?
24. 24.₹80 + ₹350 =
25. 25.Zoya spends ₹170 on things to make 18 cups of lemonade and sells them all at ₹10 each. How many rupees does Zoya earn after paying the costs?
26. 26.How many paise are there in ₹11?
27. 27.There are 39 children in a class. Each child needs one plate of idli at ₹55. What is the total cost (in ₹)?
28. 28.Gurpreet makes 6 greeting cards an hour and sells each one for ₹10. How many rupees can Gurpreet earn from 3 hours of work?
29. 29.A school bag costs ₹380. The shop gives 10% off. How many rupees is the discount?
30. 30.Kavya has ₹40 in a piggy bank. Dadi gives Kavya ₹15 more. How many rupees does Kavya have now?
31. 31.A toy train costs ₹140. Offer 1: 10% off. Offer 2: ₹30 off. Which offer saves more money? (a) Offer 2 (b) Offer 1
32. 32.Which is worth the least: a ₹20 note, a ₹10 note or a ₹5 coin? (a) 10-rupee note (b) 20-rupee note (c) 5-rupee coin
33. 33.Kavya’s passbook:
    Opening balance: ₹3100
    Credit (money in): ₹150
    Debit (money out): ₹600
    What is the balance now (in ₹)?
34. 34.₹21 − ₹6 =
35. 35.A dozen (12) bangles cost ₹180. What does one cost (in ₹)?
36. 36.Gurpreet has 9 coins of ₹2. Zoya has 2 notes of ₹20. How many more rupees does Zoya have?
37. 37.Which coins and notes make exactly ₹111? (a) 100 + 10 + 1 (b) 100 + 10 + 2 (c) 100 + 10 + 10
38. 38.₹2 + ₹20 + ₹? = ₹32
39. 39.What is the smallest number of coins and notes that make ₹165?
40. 40.Zoya buys a plate of idli for ₹55 and a samosa for ₹19, and pays with a ₹500 note. How much change does Zoya get (in ₹)?

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