- 1. My parents offered ____________ to all the graduates.
A) amount
B) receive
C) combinations
D) congratulations
- 2. My brother and I _________ our family's love above all else.
A) congratulations
B) amount
C) choices
D) value
- 3. What is the __________ I owe for the groceries?
A) choices
B) receive
C) amount
D) combinations
- 4. David will ____________ an allowance every month.
A) choices
B) amount
C) receive
D) combinations
- 5. There are several ______________ of coins that will equal 25 cents.
A) combinations
B) receive
C) congratulations
D) value
- 6. At the meal, the ____________ for desert were ice cream or pudding.
A) choices
B) receive
C) value
D) amount
- 7. This selection is most like an _______.
A) interview
B) advertisement
C) autograph
D) informational book
- 8. In this selection, what happens when you do one of the suggested jobs?
A) You win prizes.
B) You get to make wishes.
C) You earn money.
D) You score points.
- 9. Which of the following combination has the same value as one dollar?
A) two quarters
B) twenty pennies
C) five nickels
D) ten dimes
- 10. You can earn the most interest from a bank by _____.
A) getting paid with dollar bills
B) leaving your money in the bank for many years
C) doing jobs for the bank
D) leaving your money in the bank for a year
- 11. The author suggested using a check at times instead of money. In this select, a check is a _______.
A) written order to a bank to pay money to someone
B) mark that shows something is chosen
C) bill at a restaurant
D) pattern of squares on clothing
- 12. You give someone a check and that person puts it in the bank. Your check then goes to _____.
A) a gas station
B) your bank
C) a clearinghouse
D) a store
- 13. When you borrow money from a bank, you must pay back _______.
A) none of the money you borrowed
B) less money than you borrowed
C) as much money as you borrowed
D) more money than you borrowed
- 14. Your friend wants to sell you a bike for $50. Which sentence is an example of a down payment, according to this article?
A) You give your friend $60 , and she gives you $10 back.
B) You give your friend $50.
C) You give your friend $10 and promise to pay her $10 a week for four more weeks.
D) You give your friend $25, and your dad gives her $25.
- 15. According to the selection, what is the largest bill made today?
A) $10
B) $20
C) $100
D) $50
- 16. The most important fact about having a million dollars is that _____.
A) it's not a lot of money
B) you need to decide whether to spend it or save it
C) you can buy something expensive with it
D) a million dollars in quarters weighs as much as a whale
- 17. A million dollars in one-dollar bills would weigh ______.
A) under 360 pounds
B) over one ton
C) over two tons
D) under one ton
- 18. Why did the author write this book?
A) to explain how to make a million dollars
B) to encourage readers to spend money
C) to explain the money system
D) to tell a funny story
- 19. A student is writing a report about money. Read the sentences from the source and the directions that follow: "Money can be found in many forms. Money can be in coin form. The different coins are pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. There are even special coins such as a half dollar or dollar coin. There is also paper money in the form of bills. There are bills in the amounts of one, five, ten, twenty and one hundred. As you can see, there are many ways money can be found in your wallet or purse!" The parts of the student's report are listed. Where in the report should the student place the information from the source?
A) Counterfeit Money
B) Types of Money
C) Printing Money
D) Money around the World
- 20. A student is writing a research paper on money. The student took notes and thought of four paragraphs each with a main idea. Read the detail below and select the main idea it best supports. "Money is printed in Washington D.C."
A) There are many benefits to saving your money rather than spending it.
B) Many different countries use their own form of money.
C) The history of money is very interesting!
D) You might be wondering where is money made?
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