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Money Comparing Prices Grade 1 — Set 87
14 cents + 44 cents = ?
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Answer: 58
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 58
7 cents + 49 cents = ?
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Answer: 56
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 56
28 cents + 22 cents = ?
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Answer: 50
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
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- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 50
45 cents + 50 cents = ?
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Answer: 95
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 95
3 pennies + 5 dimes = ? cents
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Answer: 53
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 53
You pay $2.00 for an item that costs $0.80. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 120
- SubType
- make-change
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 120
3 quarters + 3 pennies = ? cents
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Answer: 78
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 78
33 cents + 2 cents = ?
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Answer: 35
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 35
34 cents + 43 cents = ?
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Answer: 77
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 77
You pay $2.00 for an item that costs $1.45. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 55
- SubType
- make-change
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 55
48 cents + 19 cents = ?
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Answer: 67
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 67
2 quarters + 3 dimes = ? cents
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Answer: 80
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 80
2 dimes + 1 penny = ? cents
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Answer: 21
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 21
46 cents + 30 cents = ?
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Answer: 76
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 76
You pay $2.00 for an item that costs $1.15. How much change do you get back?
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Answer: 85
- SubType
- make-change
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 85
2 pennies + 2 nickels = ? cents
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Answer: 12
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 12
2 quarters + 1 penny = ? cents
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Answer: 51
- SubType
- count-coins
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 51
36 cents + 46 cents = ?
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Answer: 82
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 82
45 cents + 23 cents = ?
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Answer: 68
- SubType
- add-money
- Difficulty
- normal
- VisualIntent
- Layout: icon-badgeCategory: fruitsLabel: 68
Teaching Notes
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