Money for Class 3

  • Ages 8–9
  • 6 questions
  • With answers
  • Read aloud by Leo

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What to know first

Indian money is counted in rupees, written with the ₹ sign. One rupee is made of 100 paise. When you buy something, the change you get back is the difference between what you paid and what it cost, so money problems are really subtraction problems.

Questions

  1. How many paise make one rupee?

    1. 10
    2. 50
    3. 100
    4. 1000

  2. You pay ₹50 for a book costing ₹35. How much change do you get?

    1. ₹10
    2. ₹15
    3. ₹20
    4. ₹25

  3. Which of these makes ₹100 exactly?

    1. Two ₹20 notes
    2. Five ₹20 notes
    3. Three ₹50 notes
    4. Ten ₹5 notes

  4. A pen costs ₹12. How much do 4 pens cost?

    1. ₹36
    2. ₹44
    3. ₹48
    4. ₹52

  5. Which is worth more, ₹5 or 400 paise?

    1. ₹5
    2. 400 paise
    3. They are equal
    4. Cannot tell

  6. You have ₹20 and want a toy costing ₹75. How much more do you need?

    1. ₹45
    2. ₹50
    3. ₹55
    4. ₹65

Answers and explanations

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  1. 100One rupee is 100 paise.
  2. ₹1550 − 35 = 15, so you get ₹15 back.
  3. Five ₹20 notes5 × ₹20 = ₹100.
  4. ₹484 pens × ₹12 each = ₹48.
  5. ₹5₹5 is 500 paise, which is more than 400 paise.
  6. ₹5575 − 20 = 55, so you need ₹55 more.

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