Practice
Money practice
Unit: Manage Money and Data
Practise money at your own pace. Choose a support level, try each question on paper or in your jotter, use a hint if you need a first step, then show answers to check your work.
Build your confidence
Choose a difficulty and practice length. Try one question at a time, write down your working, then reveal answers only when you are ready to check. Hints give a first step without giving away the answer.
Practice set
Current set: Mixed. Try each question first, then use the hint if you need a first step.
1. Round £2.51 to the nearest pound.
2. Is an electricity bill income or expenditure?
3. A shopper buys bread for £1.10, milk for £0.95 and fruit for 50p. What is the total cost?
4. A weekly budget has £220.00 income, £60.00 rent, £60.00 food, and £50.00 travel. How much is left?
5. A pupil has £20.00. A snack costs £2.00, a drink costs £0.80 and travel costs £3.00. How much is left or short?
6. Which is better value: 5 for £10.00 or 7 for £12.25?
7. A learner wants to save £12.00 in 6 weeks. How much should they save each week?
8. A savings plan puts aside £3.00 each week for a £30.00 target. How many weeks will it take?
9. Which price is cheaper: £5.30 or £6.05?
10. The target is £12.00 in 4 weeks. The plan saves £4.00 each week. Will it reach the target?
Practice answers
Check your work when you are ready.