3B · Chapter 15 · exam
Chapter practice examination
Original untimed practice examination. Not a secure or official placement test.
Original untimed practice examination. Not a secure or official placement test. Solutions are available as revealable feedback and in a separate complete answer key. No answer submissions or accounts are required.
Assessment · 24 questions
Questions
Show your thinking; use diagrams when they help. Do not open solutions during your first attempt.
Check your work: Finish the problems first, then ask a parent or tutor to review them with the separate answer-key copy.
- A1
A student answers the following question with “$4.28”. Explain whether the answer is correct, then solve the question and justify your answer. Original question: You have $5.87 and spend $1.60. How much remains? (3 points)
- A2
Write 274 cents as dollars and cents. (2 points)
- A3
Write 469 cents as dollars and cents. (2 points)
- A4
You have $1.36. How much more money do you need to make exactly $10.00? (2 points)
- A5
A student answers the following question with “$9.65”. Explain whether the answer is correct, then solve the question and justify your answer. Original question: You have $20.00. You buy two items costing $7.13 and $3.23. What change do you receive? (3 points)
- A6
You have $20.00. You buy two items costing $8.59 and $1.70. What change do you receive? (2 points)
- A7
A notebook costs $8.55 and a pencil case costs $1.25. What is the total cost? (2 points)
- A8
You have $7.66 and spend $2.20. How much remains? (2 points)
- A9
A student answers the following question with “$8.01”. Explain whether the answer is correct, then solve the question and justify your answer. Original question: Write 800 cents as dollars and cents. (3 points)
- A10
A notebook costs $3.15 and a pencil case costs $0.81. What is the total cost? (2 points)
- A11
A notebook costs $6.38 and a pencil case costs $3.23. What is the total cost? (2 points)
- A12
A notebook costs $6.52 and a pencil case costs $3.64. What is the total cost? (2 points)
- A13
A student answers the following question with “$1.67”. Explain whether the answer is correct, then solve the question and justify your answer. Original question: You have $5.26 and spend $3.60. How much remains? (3 points)
- A14
You have $4.13. How much more money do you need to make exactly $10.00? (2 points)
- A15
You have $30.00. You buy two items costing $4.69 and $3.52. What change do you receive? (2 points)
- A16
You have $4.85. How much more money do you need to make exactly $10.00? (2 points)
- A17
A student answers the following question with “$13.59”. Explain whether the answer is correct, then solve the question and justify your answer. Original question: You have $20.00. You buy two items costing $3.79 and $2.63. What change do you receive? (3 points)
- A18
You have $5.74. How much more money do you need to make exactly $10.00? (2 points)
- A19
A notebook costs $4.75 and a pencil case costs $2.09. What is the total cost? (2 points)
- A20
You have $2.87 and spend $1.42. How much remains? (2 points)
- A21
A student answers the following question with “$2.47”. Explain whether the answer is correct, then solve the question and justify your answer. Original question: Write 246 cents as dollars and cents. (3 points)
- A22
You have $9.69 and spend $1.41. How much remains? (2 points)
- A23
You have $10.00 and spend $3.75. Find the change by counting up, explaining each jump. (3 points)
- A24
Explain why $7.05 is 7 dollars and 5 cents rather than 7 dollars and 50 cents. (3 points)