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BEGINNERS LEVEL: 1. = ________cent = ________ penny 2. = _________ nickel = _________ cents 3. = _________ dime = _________ cents 4. = __________ cents = __________ quarter Count and find the value of coins: How many cents are seen in the picture? How many cents do you need to buy your favorite candy? 7. Answer the following: 1 Dime =_________ cents 1 cent = __________ penny 1 dollar = _________ cents 1 nickel = __________ cents 8. Two dollars = ________ cents 9. Choose the coins that show 50 cents: OR One nickel + 5 pennies = _________ dimes +++++ INTERMEDIATE LEVEL: Choose < , > or = 12. 84 cents = 2 quarters + ________ dimes + ________ pennies 4 dimes + 3 pennies = _________ cents 14. Choose the answer that uses the fewest coins to show the amount. 15. Match the pictures with their values. Penny Quarter dollar 50 cents 16. Is the given statement true or false? This is a nickel 17. Circle the coin that matches the price: 18. How much money is shown? a) 75 b) 78 c) 58 d) 82 19. Add the given coins: 5 nickel + 2 dimes = _____ cents 2 dimes + 1 quarter = ______ cents 20. Subtract: 5 dimes - 2 nickels = _____ cents 2 quarters - 1 dime – 1 nickel = ____ cents ADVANCED LEVEL: 21. Write the value of coins and add them: Total ____ + ____ + _____ + _____ = _____ The hamburgers cost $3. The cookies cost $4. Which one of the two is costlier? 23. Sam wants to buy a chocolate that costs 3 cents. He has 3 nickels. Can he buy the chocolate? You go to a store to buy an apple that costs 75 cents. You have only quarter dollar coins. How many coins will you pay to get that apple? 25. Is 3 dimes + 4 nickels + 7 pennies less than 5 dimes? 26. Count the total number of pennies: $ coins 10¢ coins 1¢ coins Total 3 5 4   2 9 9   4 4 3   2 6 4   2 8 4   4 9 1   2 7 4   Is there enough money to buy the toy? Write yes or no. Find the change.  David buys some ice cream for $3.86. He gives $5.00 to the shopkeeper. How much change does he get? $ 3.86 My friend bought 3 cookies for 10¢ each. How much did he spend altogether? 10 © 2009 - 2011 tutorco.com TOPIC: MEASUREMENT 2/8/1/S