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Everyday Money Skills

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📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. Which value matches the Australian two-dollar coin?

$0.20

$2.00

$5.00

2. What is the total cost of a chocolate bar ($2.75) and a soft drink ($3.00)?

$5.50

$5.75

$6.00

3. I have $10. Can I buy 2 popcorns ($4.50 each) and a chocolate bar ($2.75)?

Yes — I have enough money

No — I do not have enough money

4. Check all that are coins:

$5 note

50c

$1

$20 note

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Calculations

5. Add and show your working: Popcorn $4.50 + Packet of chips $3.50 = ________
6. You pay with a $10 note for the items in Question 5. How much change should you receive? Show your working.
7. Problem solving: Chris has $15 and buys a soft drink $3.00 and a packet of chips $3.50. What is the most Chris can spend on a chocolate bar and still stay within $15? Show your working.
8. Reflection: In one or two sentences, explain why it is important to check the change you receive after paying.

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