Mrs. Graham’s Third Grade Math By: Mrs. Kim Chapter 10.2 Pre/Post Test.

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Mrs. Graham’s Third Grade Math By: Mrs. Kim Chapter 10.2 Pre/Post Test

Which coin equals 10 cents? A. Nickel B. Quarter C. Dime D. Penny

Five _______ has the same value as a quarter. A. Nickels B. Pennies C. Dimes D. Quarters

A _______ bill can be exchanged for 10 dimes. A. One-dollar B. Ten-dollar C. Twenty-dollar D. Five-dollar

A ______ bill can be exchanged for 2 five-dollar bills. A. One-dollar B. Ten-dollar C. Five-dollar D. Twenty-dollar

$2.59 in word form is _______. A. Two hundred fifty-nine dollars B. Two dollars and fifty-nine cents C. Two dollars D. Fifty-nine cents

5 one-dollar bills and 6 dimes is the same as $______ A. $5.30 B. $5.60 C. $6.50 D. $5.50

3 ten-dollar bills and 3 quarters is the same as $_____. A. $3.75 B. $30.10 C. $30.75 D. $3.30

Carla buys a book for $10 and a magazine for $8. How much money does Carla spend in all? A. $12 B. $15 C. $18 D. $20

Anna buys earrings for $20 and a bracelet for $34. How much more does the bracelet cost than the earrings? A. $10 B. $14 C. $4 D. $12