Money Word Problems Worksheet for Class 3–5
The method (Name the type): Decide the type of question first. Use that lesson’s method and work step by step. Check that the answer makes sense: change is less than the note, a sale price is less than the price.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.₹19 + ₹15.50 =
- 2.A cricket bat costs ₹620. The shop gives 20% off. What is the sale price (in ₹)?
- 3.There are 31 children in a class. Each child needs one notebook at ₹35. What is the total cost (in ₹)?
- 4.The bill for 3 mangoes and a football is ₹385. A mango costs ₹20. What does the football cost (in ₹)?
- 5.There are 35 children in a class. Each child needs one plate of idli at ₹30. What is the total cost (in ₹)?
- 6.A raincoat costs ₹220. The shop gives 10% off. How many rupees is the discount?
- 7.Riya has ₹1000 for a picnic. Food costs ₹390 and tickets cost ₹660. Is ₹1000 enough? (a) Yes (b) No
- 8.How many school bags can you buy with ₹1120 if one costs ₹560?
- 9.Gurpreet buys 2 pens at ₹15 each and pays with a ₹100 note. How much change does Gurpreet get (in ₹)?
- 10.₹7.50 + ₹15.50 =
- 11.Diya buys a mango for ₹35 and a colour pencil set for ₹100, and pays with a ₹500 note. How much change does Diya get (in ₹)?
- 12.A study lamp costs ₹140. The shop gives 50% off. What is the sale price (in ₹)?
- 13.There are 35 children in a class. Each child needs one pen at ₹16. What is the total cost (in ₹)?
- 14.4 storybooks cost ₹380. What does one storybook cost (in ₹)?
- 15.Manav has a budget of ₹1000 for a birthday party. The decorations cost ₹180, the balloons cost ₹180 and the cake cost ₹200. How many rupees are left?
- 16.Lakshmi buys a samosa (₹15), a water bottle (₹230), a mango (₹20) and a football (₹265). What is the total (in ₹)?
- 17.A day trip costs ₹3080 in all. 7 friends share the cost equally. How much does each friend pay (in ₹)?
- 18.A day trip costs ₹1080 in all. 4 friends share the cost equally. How much does each friend pay (in ₹)?
- 19.Kabir buys a mango for ₹40 and pays with a ₹100 note. How much change does Kabir get (in ₹)?
- 20.₹11 + ₹14.50 =
- 21.Count up to find the change from ₹200: ₹189 + ₹? = ₹200
- 22.Dev buys a plate of idli for ₹40 and pays with a ₹100 note. How much change does Dev get (in ₹)?
- 23.A dozen (12) guavas cost ₹108. What does one cost (in ₹)?
- 24.A dozen (12) bangles cost ₹120. What does one cost (in ₹)?
- 25.Dev has a budget of ₹1000 for a birthday party. The balloons cost ₹80, the decorations cost ₹80 and the return gifts cost ₹200. How many rupees are left?
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26.Gurpreet’s shop bill:
1 school bag at ₹690
1 badminton racket at ₹540
3 samosas at ₹16 each
What is the total bill (in ₹)? - 27.₹10 − ₹0.50 =
- 28.A pair of shoes costs ₹880. The shop gives 25% off. What is the sale price (in ₹)?
- 29.A dozen (12) pencils cost ₹48. What does one cost (in ₹)?
- 30.A dozen (12) bangles cost ₹168. What does one cost (in ₹)?
- 31.After 10% off, a toy train costs ₹306. What was the price before the sale (in ₹)?
- 32.What do 3 mangoes at ₹25 each and 5 pens at ₹22 each cost in all (in ₹)?
- 33.The bill for 2 cricket balls and a pair of socks is ₹320. A cricket ball costs ₹130. What does the pair of socks cost (in ₹)?
- 34.Gurpreet buys a samosa (₹17), a water bottle (₹185), a mango (₹20) and a cricket ball (₹140). What is the total (in ₹)?
- 35.Aarav buys a plate of idli for ₹30 and a notebook for ₹30, and pays with a ₹500 note. How much change does Aarav get (in ₹)?
- 36.What do 3 footballs at ₹300 each and 2 geometry boxes at ₹85 each cost in all (in ₹)?
- 37.Vivaan buys 4 pairs of socks at ₹90 each and pays with a ₹500 note. How much change does Vivaan get (in ₹)?
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38.Dev’s shop bill:
1 T-shirt at ₹305
1 lunch box at ₹300
1 geometry box at ₹105
What is the total bill (in ₹)? - 39.A 5 kg bag of dal costs ₹670. A 2 kg bag costs ₹286. Which bag is cheaper per kg? (a) 5 kg bag (b) 2 kg bag
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40.Gurpreet’s shop bill:
2 lunch boxes at ₹265 each
1 pen at ₹14
4 geometry boxes at ₹135 each
What is the total bill (in ₹)?
Answer key
- 34.5
- 496
- 1085
- 325
- 1050
- 22
- No
- 2
- 70
- 23
- 365
- 70
- 560
- 95
- 440
- 530
- 440
- 270
- 60
- 25.5
- 11
- 60
- 9
- 10
- 640
- 1278
- 9.5
- 660
- 4
- 14
- 340
- 185
- 60
- 362
- 440
- 1070
- 140
- 710
- 5 kg bag
- 1084
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