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1. What is the name of the coin pictured? Penny Nickel Dime Quarter

2. What is the value of a quarter? $.10 $.05 $.25

3. How much money is shown? $.45 $.54 $.40 $.35

4. Molly has two quarters. Billy gave her two pennies 4. Molly has two quarters. Billy gave her two pennies. How much money does she have? $.52 $.77 $.22 $.50

5. Sam has four quarters and Betty has 7 nickels. Who has more money?

6. How much money is shown? $.57 $.77 $.20 $.80

7. What is the value of a half dollar? $.25 $.10 $.50 $.05

8. Meg has four nickels and two pennies. Bryan has one quarter 8. Meg has four nickels and two pennies. Bryan has one quarter. Who has more money? Bryan Meg

9. What is the value of three dimes? $3.00 $.03 $.13 $.30

10. How much money is shown? $.37 $.50 $.27 $.57