Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Money Paying
Money Paying
Money: Paying
Guidance
Video Tutorial
www.corbettmaths.com/contents
Video 400c
© Corbettmaths 2023
1. Nisha bought 4 cookies.
She paid with a £10 note and received £4 change.
…………………….
(2)
2.
…………………….
(3)
© Corbettmaths 2023
3. Andrew these items at a coffee shop.
Latte £3.75
Wafer 90p
Scone £2.79
Apple 80p
…………………….
(3)
…………………….
(3)
© Corbettmaths 2023
5. Jim buys these items in a shop
…………………….
(3)
6. Jenny buys,
Is Jenny correct?
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
……………………………………………………………………………………………….
(3)
© Corbettmaths 2023
7. Fozia buys 9 pens and 5 rulers for £7.85
…………………….
(3)
…………………….
(3)
© Corbettmaths 2023
9. Jasmine and Scarlett buy some bath bombs from a shop.
All the bath bombs cost the same price.
…………………….
(3)
10. The prices for entry to a petting farm are shown below.
Adult tickets…………………….
Child tickets…………………….
(2)
© Corbettmaths 2023
11. The table below shows the prices of cinema tickets.
Work out how much cheaper it will be for the group to book standard seat than
premium seats.
…………………….
(3)
12. Tim sold cupcakes, flapjacks and doughnuts to raise money for charity.
He sold
…………………….
(3)
© Corbettmaths 2023
13. Miss Byrne buys 300 glue sticks.
…………………….
(3)
…………………….
(3)
© Corbettmaths 2023
15. Tyler buys 36 burger buns, 36 burgers and 4 bottles of tomato sauce.
…………………….
(4)
© Corbettmaths 2023
16. Mr and Mrs Newman and their two children book a holiday.
June
July
August
This table shows the price of the room per night for the whole family.
The family booked for a 14 night holiday in August, staying in a Deluxe room.
…………………….
(5)
© Corbettmaths 2023
17. A 375g can of dog food costs £1.20
A 100g can of cat food costs 95p
Hassan buys the same number of grams of dog food and cat food.
Work out the least possible amount of money that he could have spent.
…………………….
(4)
© Corbettmaths 2023