Money Quiz, Level 2

Morag wants Angus to have a brilliant birthday, so she’s been putting money into her piggybank each week. Every week, she’s put £5 in. She now has £50. How many weeks has Morag been saving for?

Morag puts the £50 into her purse and walks to the bus stop. She gets a return ticket to the town centre. The ticket costs £3.50. How much money does Morag have left?

Morag knows Angus wants something for his new fish tank, so she goes to the pet shop. She buys a plant for £4 and a little castle for £7.50. How much money does Morag spend?

Morag now has £35 left. She decides that Angus might like a book, too. She goes to the bookshop. She find four books that Angus might like. Which book is cheapest?

Morag now has £31.70. She goes to the supermarket to buy the ingredients for Angus’s birthday cake. She buys eggs, flour, milk, butter, chocolate, and a few other bits too. It all comes to £18.50. How much change does Morag get from a £20 note?

Morag counts the money in her purse – she has £13.20 left. She bumps into her friend Fatima and they go for a coffee while Morag waits for the bus. Morag and Fatima both want a hot chocolate, which costs £3.50. Fatima says she’ll pay for both. How much does Fatima need to pay?

Morag looks in her purse and finds a voucher for the cafe. It has a special offer: “free cake with any hot drink (cake must cost less than £3)”. Which cakes can Morag and Fatima choose from (pick all that apply)?

Outside the cafe is a market. One of the stall holders shouts “Oranges, 3 for £1.” How many oranges could Morag buy for £5?

Morag walks to the bus stop and finds £5. She picks it up and puts it into her purse. Before she found it, she had £13.20. How much does she have now?

Morag is very happy with everything she has got for Angus: a plant and castle for his fish tank; a new book; and everything to make a delicious cake. While she rides the bus home, she thinks about Angus’s next birthday. She thinks she could start saving now, and then she’ll have lots of money for next year. She decides to save £20 a month for the next twelve months. How much will Morag have in a year’s time?