Primary 4 · Mathematics · Money
Money questions for Primary 4 Maths
10 questions to work through online. Answer and you get the working straight away, then a score at the end. No sign-up, and you can retake it as often as you like.
- Addition
- Change
- Multiplication
- Division
- Two-step word problem
- Rounding money
- Division with remainder
- Working backwards
Answers and explanations for all 10 questions
Every answer with the reasoning behind it. Worth reading after you have tried the set — or on its own, if you are a parent marking it.
Find the total of $24.85 and $16.70.
Answer: $41.55
$24.85 + $16.70 = $41.55.
A jacket costs $67.85. How much change is there from $100?
Answer: $32.15
$100 − $67.85 = $32.15.
A pen costs $2.45. How much do 12 such pens cost?
Answer: $29.40
12 × $2.45 = $29.40.
$58.50 is shared equally among 6 children. How much does each child receive?
Answer: $9.75
$58.50 ÷ 6 = $9.75.
Mrs Tan bought 3 books at $12.90 each and a pen for $4.50. How much did she spend altogether?
Answer: $43.20
3 × $12.90 = $38.70, then + $4.50 = $43.20.
Round $36.72 to the nearest dollar.
Answer: $37.00
$36.72 has 72 cents, which is past the halfway mark, so it rounds up to $37.00.
Raj had $50. He spent $18.75 on Saturday and $22.60 on Sunday. How much money had he left?
Answer: $8.65
$18.75 + $22.60 = $41.35 spent, and $50 − $41.35 = $8.65.
Notebooks cost $3.80 each. What is the greatest number of notebooks that can be bought with $50?
Answer: 13
$50 ÷ $3.80 = 13 with $0.60 left over, so 13 notebooks.
Prawns cost $4.65 per kilogram. How much do 4 kilograms cost?
Answer: $18.60
4 × $4.65 = $18.60.
Two brothers have $96 altogether. The older brother has $14 more than the younger. How much does the younger brother have?
Answer: $41
$96 − $14 = $82, which splits into two equal shares of $41.