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Financial Literacy Math Worksheet
Solve each money problem. Show working for calculation questions. Use dollars and cents in your answers.
Choose the correct answer
1.Tevita buys a reusable bottle for $16.80 and a lunch container for $7.45. What is the total cost?
- $23.25
- $24.25
- $24.35
- $25.25
2.Ruben pays $40 for a meal costing $27.65. How much change should he receive?
- $11.35
- $12.35
- $12.45
- $13.35
3.One notebook costs $3.75. What is the cost of 8 notebooks?
- $28.00
- $29.00
- $30.00
- $31.00
4.A pair of shoes costs $160 before a 20% discount. What is the price after the discount?
- $120
- $128
- $132
- $140
5.A service costs $72 before GST. New Zealand GST is 15%. What is the total cost including GST?
- $80.80
- $82.80
- $83.50
- $87.00
Calculate and explain
6.Work out $19.85 + $6.70 + $3.49.
7.A family sets aside $250 for a weekend trip and spends $96.80 on fuel. How much of the trip money remains?
8.A $54.60 dinner bill is shared equally by 3 people. How much does each person pay?
9.Ana is paid $22.40 per hour and works 32 hours. Calculate her pay before tax.
10.A tablet costs $900. It is discounted by 12%, then 15% GST is added to the discounted price. Find the final price.
11.Select every amount that rounds to the stated value when rounded to the nearest cent: $5.126 to $5.13; $8.204 to $8.20; $3.995 to $4.00; $6.781 to $6.78.
- $5.126 to $5.13
- $8.204 to $8.20
- $3.995 to $4.00
- $6.781 to $6.78
12.A weekly food budget is $280. A household spends $68.45, $74.90 and $59.75 over the first three weeks. How much is left for the fourth week?
Match the money term to its meaning
Write the correct letter beside each term.
13.Match each term with its meaning.
- 1. Income
- 2. Expense
- 3. Interest
- 4. Budget
- 5. Savings
- E. Money kept for future use
- C. A plan for how to use and save money
- D. Money paid out to buy something or pay a bill
- A. Money paid regularly for borrowing money
- B. Money received, for example from work
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