So, you have made it to the second quiz in our Easy section of Eleven Plus maths on Solving Money Problems. If you have played all the previous quizzes, well done! I hope you got all the questions right. If not, just go back and try them again.
By now you should be a dab hand when it comes to pounds and pence. You’ll know exactly how much change you should get, how to calculate prices after discounts, how many pennies are in a pound - and a whole lot more besides!
Feeling confident? Then let’s begin. As in all the previous quizzes, make sure you read each question carefully before you choose your answers. It’s also a good idea to keep playing the quiz until you can get all ten questions right first time. The more practice you get, the more confident you will be when it comes to your exams. Good luck!
£50 - £11.89 = £38.11 which is £5.00 more than the change Jill was given, ? she was short-changed by £5.00