Money Practice Questions

Class 1 · Mathematics · 288 free MCQs with instant results and detailed explanations.

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Identifying Notes 98

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Identifying Coins 103

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Easy

What is the value of three 10-rupee coins?

A. 30 rupees

B. 20 rupees

C. 10 rupees

D. 40 rupees

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Correct Answer: A

Three 10-rupee coins each add up to a total of 30 rupees.

Easy

If you have two 5-rupee coins, how much money do you have?

A. 5 rupees

B. 10 rupees

C. 15 rupees

D. 20 rupees

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Correct Answer: B

Two 5-rupee coins make a total of 10 rupees.

Easy

Which of the following coins is worth the least?

A. 1 rupee coin

B. 2 rupee coin

C. 5 rupee coin

D. 10 rupee coin

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Correct Answer: A

The 1 rupee coin has the smallest value compared to the other coins listed.

Medium

If you need 4 coins of 1 rupee to make a total of 4 rupees, how many coins do you need to make 10 rupees?

A. 6 coins

B. 8 coins

C. 10 coins

D. 12 coins

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Correct Answer: C

Each 1-rupee coin represents 1 rupee, so for 10 rupees, you need 10 coins.

Medium

Which of the following coins cannot make a total of 15 rupees when using just 1-rupee, 2-rupee, and 5-rupee coins?

A. One 5-rupee coin and five 2-rupee coins

B. Three 5-rupee coins

C. Seven 1-rupee coins and four 2-rupee coins

D. Two 5-rupee coins and two 2-rupee coins

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Correct Answer: C

Seven 1-rupee coins equal 7 rupees, and four 2-rupee coins equal 8 rupees, totaling 15 rupees.

Medium

If you exchange a 50-rupee note for smaller coins, how many 10-rupee coins will you get?

A. 5 coins

B. 6 coins

C. 4 coins

D. 2 coins

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Correct Answer: A

A 50-rupee note can be exchanged for five 10-rupee coins (50/10 = 5).

Medium

Which of these coins can you NOT use to make exactly 30 rupees if you have unlimited coins?

A. 10-rupee coins

B. 5-rupee coins

C. 2-rupee coins

D. 15-rupee coins

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Correct Answer: D

You cannot make 30 rupees with just 15-rupee coins since it would take 2 coins and leaves no remainder.

Hard

If you have three coins of 5 rupees each, how much money do you have in total?

A. 10 rupees

B. 15 rupees

C. 20 rupees

D. 12 rupees

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Correct Answer: B

Three coins of 5 rupees each total 15 rupees (3 x 5 = 15).

Hard

If you trade 4 coins of 25 paise each, how many rupees do you get?

A. 1 rupee

B. 50 paise

C. 75 paise

D. 2 rupees

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Correct Answer: A

4 coins of 25 paise equal 100 paise, which is 1 rupee.

Q10

Hard

If you buy a toy for 50 rupees and pay with a 100 rupee note, how much change will you receive?

A. 50 rupees

B. 60 rupees

C. 40 rupees

D. 30 rupees

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Correct Answer: A

When you pay 100 rupees for a 50 rupee toy, your change is 100 - 50 = 50 rupees.

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Money — Class 1 Mathematics Practice Questions Online

This page contains 288 practice MCQs for the chapter Money in Class 1 Mathematics. The questions are organized by difficulty — 107 easy, 153 medium, 28 hard — so you can choose the right level for your preparation.

Every question includes a detailed explanation to help you understand the concept, not just memorize answers. Take a timed quiz to simulate exam conditions, or practice at your own pace with no time limit. This chapter covers 3 topics, giving you comprehensive coverage of the entire chapter.