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11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Solving Problems - Money (Very Easy)
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11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Solving Problems - Money (Very Easy)
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1. William is saving up to buy a mountain bike which costs £175.98. If he already has £137.54, how much more does he need in order to buy the bike?
2. Granny shared out £12.60 equally among her three grandchildren. How much did they each get?
3. Jack bought a pair of trainers (£75.99), a track suit (£60.99), and a running vest (£14.99). How much did he spend in total?
4. Rebecca’s grandpa decided to reward her for her exam results. He gave her £5 for every A she got, £2.50 for every B and £1 for every C. Rebecca got 3 As, 5 Bs and 3 Cs. How much did her grandpa give her?
5. How many 2 pence coins are there in £352?
6. Max bought 4 books, each one costing £4.95. He paid with a £20 note so, how much change did Max get?
7. How many pence (p) are there in £123.45?
8. Amy, Brian and Carl did a 10-mile sponsored walk and, together, they earned £9. If each of them earned the same amount of money, how much did each one earn per mile?
9. Maurice treated himself to 8 chocolate bars at 40p each and 2 drinks at 80p each. How much change did Maurice get if he paid with a £10 note?
10. Theo and Ella have been collecting 1 pence pieces. Theo’s coins are worth £7.84, and Ella’s are worth £5.73. How many coins have they collected altogether?
11. Apples cost £0.67 per kilo. How much will 4 kilos cost?
12. If a blouse costs £17.68, how much change will you get from a £20 note?
13. Ivan had £21.18 in his money box but his sister, Emma, took two 20 pence pieces and three 50 pence pieces. How much is left in Ivan’s money box?
14. Richard wants to send a parcel to Japan. The postage is £35.60. If he has already stuck £20 worth of stamps on the parcel, how much more postage is still required?
15. Barry the football manager is paid depending on how his team performs. He gets £1,000 for every goal they score but loses £300 for each goal they let in. How much is Barry paid if his team wins 3-2?
16. If you share £120 equally among four people, how much will each of them get?
17. How many 20 pence coins are there in £25?
18. Andrew won £1,934 on the lottery. Gail also won but she got £1,246 less than Andrew. How much did Gail win?
19. Alice is going on short break. She's rented a hotel room for two nights at £64.57 per night, and has two tickets for a show, each one costing £49.99. How much money has Alice spent altogether?
20. A wholesaler buys all his stock in bulk. Last week he bought 200 TVs. If each TV cost £250, how much did the wholesaler pay in total?

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