John and Mary wanted to bake cookies, so they decided to go shopping. They left their house on Oak street, and walked 2 blocks to Waterfall Drive, then.

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John and Mary wanted to bake cookies, so they decided to go shopping. They left their house on Oak street, and walked 2 blocks to Waterfall Drive, then took a right and walked one block to the convenience store. They bought 1 lb. of butter, 5 lbs. of sugar, 5 lbs. of flour, and one dozen eggs. Their total came to $6.23. John gave the cashier a $10.00 bill and got $3.77 back. They left the store at 2:30PM and baked sugar cookies with green sprinkles.

Question #1 Who decided to go shopping? A.Jane and Mary B.John and Mary C.John and Jane

Question #2 How much change did they get back from the cashier? A.$10.00 B.$6.23 C.$3.77

Question #3 How many blocks did they walk to the convenience store? A. 2 blocks B. 3 blocks C. 4 blocks

Question #4 How much butter did they buy? A.2 pounds B.½ pound C.1 pound

Question #5 What kind of cookies did they bake? A.Chocolate chip B.Peanut butter C.Sugar cookies

Correct Answers 1.B 2.C 3.B 4.C 5.C