Functional Skills Maths L1

Money

25 free practice questions with explanations

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Money: example questions & answers

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  1. If an item costs £3.50 and you pay with £5, how much change do you get?

    • A£1.00
    • B£1.25
    • C£1.50
    • D£2.00

    Answer: £5.00 - £3.50 = £1.50 change.

  2. A pen costs 45p and a notebook costs £1.20. What is the total?

    • A£1.45
    • B£1.55
    • C£1.65
    • D£1.75

    Answer: 45p + £1.20 = £0.45 + £1.20 = £1.65.

  3. You have £10. You spend £4.23. How much is left?

    • A£5.77
    • B£5.87
    • C£5.97
    • D£6.07

    Answer: £10.00 - £4.23 = £5.77.

  4. A coffee costs £2.40 and a cake costs £1.60. What is the total cost?

    • A£3.50
    • B£3.90
    • C£4.00
    • D£4.10

    Answer: £2.40 + £1.60 = £4.00.

  5. If one item costs £5 and you buy 3, what is the total?

    • A£10
    • B£12
    • C£15
    • D£18

    Answer: £5 × 3 = £15.

  6. You earn £12 per hour. How much do you earn in 5 hours?

    • A£50
    • B£55
    • C£60
    • D£65

    Answer: £12 × 5 = £60.

  7. A shop sells a coat for £45 and gives a discount of £10. What is the new price?

    • A£30
    • B£35
    • C£40
    • D£55

    Answer: £45 - £10 = £35.

  8. If you have £25 and spend £8.50, how much is left?

    • A£15.50
    • B£16.00
    • C£16.50
    • D£17.00

    Answer: £25.00 - £8.50 = £16.50.

  9. Three people share £60 equally. How much does each get?

    • A£15
    • B£18
    • C£20
    • D£25

    Answer: £60 ÷ 3 = £20 per person.

  10. A meal costs £12.75 and you pay with a £20 note. What is your change?

    • A£6.25
    • B£7.00
    • C£7.25
    • D£8.00

    Answer: £20.00 - £12.75 = £7.25.

  11. You buy items for £3.40 and £5.20. What is the total?

    • A£8.40
    • B£8.50
    • C£8.60
    • D£8.70

    Answer: £3.40 + £5.20 = £8.60.

  12. A pair of shoes costs £45. A discount of 10% is offered. What is the discount amount?

    • A£4
    • B£4.50
    • C£5
    • D£5.50

    Answer: 10% of £45 = £45 × 0.1 = £4.50.

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