GCSE · Units, money & time
Money problems (change, pay, bills, offers and exchange rates)Exam-style questions
Everyday money questions with one toolkit: write amounts correctly in pounds and pence, work out totals and change (and work backwards from the change), pay from hours and overtime, bills with a fixed or standing charge, multi-buy offers, exchange rates, how many you can afford, and how to show whether there is enough money.
11 questions · GCSE (Higher) level · mark scheme and worked solution on each · no sign-up to try
- 1A hotel in New York charges US dollars for a two-night stay.
The exchange rate is £ US dollars.
Work out the cost of the stay in pounds.
(2 marks)Level 2 · 2 marksTry it - 2Jade compares the price of milk in a shop in the UK with the price of milk in a shop in the USA.
£1 US dollarsUK shop USA shop Amount of milk in a bottle litres US gallon Price of a bottle £1.65 US dollars
US gallon litres
Jade says,
"The milk in the USA shop is better value for money than the milk in the UK shop."
Is Jade correct?
You must show how you get your answer.
(4 marks)Level 3 · 4 marksTry it - 3A pair of trainers costs € in a shop in Spain.
The same trainers cost £ in a shop in the UK.
The exchange rate is £ €.
In which country are the trainers cheaper?
Show how you decide.
(3 marks)Level 3 · 3 marksTry it - 4A sofa costs £ if it is paid for in full.
Instead, Kai can pay- a deposit of of £
- then monthly payments of £.
(4 marks)Level 3 · 4 marksTry it - 5The exchange rate is £.
(a) Convert £ into euros.
(b) Convert € into pounds.Level 3 · 2 marksTry it
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