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Question 1:
Donald went to a store to buy a chocolate. The chocolate cost 79¢. Donald paid for the chocolate with a one dollar bill. How much change did he get back?
	one dimes and one penny		three nickel and two penny
	one dime and three pennies		two dimes and one penny

Question 2:
James bought 2 packages of crayons for 50 cents each. He also bought one eraser for 35 cents. How much did James spend?
	$1.30		$1.35
	$1.25		$1.45

Question 3:
How much money is this? 4 Nickels + 5 Pennies
	25 cents		15 cents
	24 cents		26 cents

Question 4:
10 pennies +  ?  dimes + 7 nickels + 2 quarters = $1.15
	3		4
	2		5

Question 5:
Christina had 3 quarters, 5 nickels, 7 dimes and 30 pennies. Her mom gave her 6 nickels more for vacuuming the house. How much money does Christina have now?
	$1.90		$2.25
	$2.40		$2.30

Question 6:
Which option shows one penny in numerical form?
	$0.01		$0.10
	$1.0		$10

Question 7:
How many nickels can you get with a quarter?
	4		5
	6		10

Question 8:
Monica went to the store to buy a poster. It cost 55¢. What coins did she use, if she used 10 coins to pay?
	1 quarter and 9 nickels		5 dimes and 5 pennies
	9 nickels and 1 penny		2 quarters and 8 pennies

Question 9:
Mary had $1.20 in her pocket, which included quarters, nickels and dimes. She lost three coins while going to the school. She had left with 90¢ only. Which three coins did she lose?
	dime		nickel
	penny		quarter

Question 10:
Joseph bought a pair of sock for 95 ¢. If he used 5 coins, what coins did he use to pay?
	2 quarters and 3 dimes		4 nickels and 3 dimes
	3 quarters and 2 dimes		2 quarters and 3 nickels