In 2nd grade money worksheet we will solve the problems on
writing amount in words and figures, conversion of money and word problems on
money.
1. Write T for true and F for false.
(i) Rs. is written after the amount
(ii) p is written before the amount.
(iii) A dot is used to separate rupees from paise.
(iv) 10 rupees is available in both coin and note.
2. Fill in the blanks.
(i) 2 notes of Rs. 50 is equal to _____.
(ii) 2 notes of Rs. 10 is equal to _____.
(iii) 2 coins of 50p is equal to _____.
(iv) 2 notes of Rs. 100 is equal to _____.
3. Match the following.
4. How many Rs. 10 notes should Triya get for exchanging Rs.
50?
5. Nitheeya goes to a shop to buy some items. Look at the
picture and answer the following question.
(i) Which is the item that costs the most? _____
(ii) How much does a pencil box costs? _____
(iii) If Henry has Rs. 5 only which item can he buy from this shop?
(iv) What is the least number of Rs. 10 coins David should use to pay for a box of crayon?
(v) What is the item that costs the least? _____
(vi) Write in words the cost of the water bottle? _____
6. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) on 2nd Grade Money:
Tick (✔) the correct option.
(i) Jacob has six 50p coins. He needs ₹ 4. How much more money is required?
(a) ₹ 4.50; (b) ₹ 3.50; (c) ₹ 1.00
(ii) Samantha bought a teddy bear for ₹ 67.50. She gave ₹ 100 rupees note to the shopkeeper. How much money she got back from the shopkeeper?
(a) ₹32.50; (b) ₹40.50; (c) ₹42.50
(iii) The sum of ₹ 27.50 and ₹ 38.50 is:
(a) ₹ 36.00; (b) ₹ 43.50; (c) ₹ 66.00
(iv) Seventy six rupees and thirty five paise is the same as:
(a) ₹ 70.65; (b) ₹ 35.76; (c) ₹ 76.35
(v) How many 20 rupee coins are there in ₹ 100?
(a) 4; (b) 5; (c) 8
Answers:
1. (i) F
(ii) F
(iii) T
(iv) T
2. (i) Rs. 100
(ii) Rs. 20
(iii) Rs. 1
(iv) Rs. 200
3. (i) → 3
(ii) → 1
(iii) → 4
(iv) → 2
4. 5 notes.
5. (i) Crayon Box.
(ii) Rs. 35
(iii) Eraser.
(iv) 5 coins
(v) Eraser.
(vi) Rs. 20.50
6. (i) → (c) ₹ 1.00
(ii) → (a) ₹32.50
(iii) → (c) ₹ 66.00
(iv) → (c) ₹ 76.35
(v) → (a) 4
2nd Grade Math Practice
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