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NZ Money and Rounding

Use New Zealand dollars and cents. Show your working where needed.

Money and rounding basics

1.A New Zealand 20-cent coin is worth which amount?

$0.02
$0.20
$2.00

2.Round 36, 71 and 85 to the nearest 10.

3.Add the coin values: $0.20 + $0.50 = ?

4.Arrange these amounts from the smallest to the largest: $1.00, $0.20, $2.00, $0.50.

Calculate with money

5.Round 348 and 652 to the nearest 10. Then round both numbers to the nearest 100.

6.A cheese roll costs $4.80 and a fruit drink costs $2.40. Write an addition sentence and find the total cost.

7.A wallet contains three $2 coins, one $10 note and two 50-cent coins. How much money is in the wallet altogether?

8.Which set of New Zealand money makes exactly $8.30?

One $5 note, one $2 coin, one $1 coin, one 20-cent coin and one 10-cent coin
One $5 note, one $2 coin, one $1 coin and one 20-cent coin
Three $2 coins, one 50-cent coin and one 20-cent coin

Put your skills together

9.Write three different combinations of New Zealand notes and coins that each total $9.60.

10.Hana buys a puzzle for $13.70 and a ruler for $2.60, paying with a $20 note. Estimate the total by rounding each price to the nearest dollar, calculate the exact total, and work out her change.

11.Finn has $30.00 for five weekday lunches. Each lunch costs $4.60. Is his money enough, and how much will remain?

12.Check whether this total is reasonable by rounding each amount to the nearest dollar: $16.70 + $22.20 + $9.40 = $48.30. Give the rounded estimate and say whether the exact total is close to it.