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Question 1:
Anthony has been saving money to buy a toy for his friend. The toy costs $14.50, but Anthony has saved $9.30 so far. How much more money does he need to save?
	$4.25		$5.20
	$4.20		$3.75

Question 2:
Round $4.23 to the nearest dollar.
	$4.20		$4.50
	$4.00		$5.00

Question 3:
Trevor buys a hamster for $8.10 and some hamster food for $4.90. If he pays the cashier with a twenty-dollar bill, how much change will he get?
	$7.30		$5.50
	$6		$7

Question 4:
The table below shows the list of all the activities The Country Fun Park has. Lee has $12 in his pocket, which two activities can he do?
	Rock Climbing and Bungee Jumping		Rock Climbing and Roller Coaster Ride
	Bungee Jumping and Roller Coaster Ride		Any two activities

Question 5:
Helen buys three packs of bubble gum for $4.60. She gives the cashier a five-dollar bill and asks him to give her change using minimum number of coins. What is the best combination of coins can she receive?
	3 dimes, 2 nickels		3 dimes, 1 nickel, 5 pennies
	2 quarters, 1 nickel		1 quarter, 1 dime, 1 nickel

Question 6:
What is the total value of the money?
	$5.18		$6.70
	$6.18		$7.15

Question 7:
Round $17.36 to the nearest ten dollars.
	$20		$10
	$15		$17

Question 8:
Daniel has $36.35, Madison has $33.76, Jay has $31.34, and Kent has $34.85. Who among the four friends has about $40.00?
	Kent		Madison
	Jay		Daniel

Question 9:
Round $8.34 to the nearest dollar.
	$7.00		$8.00
	$9.00		$8.50

Question 10:
The third grade students raised $67.34 for the Sick Children's Hospital. What is the amount third grade collected rounded to the nearest ten dollars?
	$60		$70
	$62		$75