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📚 Quick Study Guide
- 💰 Budgeting: Planning how to spend your money.
- ➕ Addition: Combining amounts to find the total.
- ➖ Subtraction: Taking away amounts to find what's left.
- 🤔 Making Choices: Deciding what to buy based on what you need and what you can afford.
- 💡 Saving: Putting money aside for later.
🤔 Practice Quiz
- What does it mean to create a budget?
- (A) Spending all your money at once
- (B) Planning how to spend your money
- (C) Borrowing money from friends
- (D) Ignoring how much money you have
- You have $10. You spend $4 on candy. How much money do you have left?
- (A) $14
- (B) $6
- (C) $4
- (D) $2
- You want to buy a toy that costs $15, but you only have $8. How much more money do you need?
- (A) $23
- (B) $7
- (C) $8
- (D) $15
- You earn $5 each week for doing chores. How much money will you have after 3 weeks?
- (A) $5
- (B) $8
- (C) $10
- (D) $15
- You have $20. You want to buy a book for $7 and a game for $5. Can you afford both?
- (A) Yes, and you'll have money left over
- (B) Yes, and you'll have exactly enough
- (C) No, you'll be short $2
- (D) No, you'll be short $5
- You have $30. You spend $12 on a toy car and $6 on stickers. How much did you spend in total?
- (A) $6
- (B) $12
- (C) $18
- (D) $30
- You want to save $50 to buy a new bike. You save $10 each month. How many months will it take?
- (A) 3 months
- (B) 4 months
- (C) 5 months
- (D) 6 months
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- B
- B
- B
- D
- A
- C
- C
📚 Quick Study Guide
- 🔢 Budgeting is planning how to spend your money.
- 💰 You need to keep track of how much money you have (income).
- 🧾 You need to know what you want to spend your money on (expenses).
- ⚖️ Make sure your expenses are less than or equal to your income.
- 💡 Saving money is a great idea!
Practice Quiz
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Lily has $20. She wants to buy a book for $8 and a toy for $7. Can she afford both?
- $A) Yes, she will have $5 left.
- $B) No, she needs $5 more.
- $C) Yes, she will have $1 left.
- $D) No, she needs $1 more.
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Tom earns $15 per week. He spends $6 on snacks and $4 on games. How much does he save each week?
- $A) $5
- $B) $6
- $C) $10
- $D) $25
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Sarah has $30. She wants to buy a doll for $12 and a puzzle for $9. How much money will she have left?
- $A) $9
- $B) $21
- $C) $3
- $D) $51
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David earns $25. He spends $10 on a movie ticket and $8 on popcorn. How much money does he have left?
- $A) $7
- $B) $15
- $C) $17
- $D) $33
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Emily has $40. She wants to buy a dress for $18 and shoes for $15. Can she afford both?
- $A) Yes, she will have $7 left.
- $B) No, she needs $7 more.
- $C) Yes, she will have $8 left.
- $D) No, she needs $8 more.
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Michael earns $35 per week. He spends $12 on a toy car and $9 on candy. How much does he save each week?
- $A) $14
- $B) $21
- $C) $24
- $D) $56
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Olivia has $50. She wants to buy a game for $22 and a book for $11. How much money will she have left?
- $A) $17
- $B) $27
- $C) $33
- $D) $39
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- C
- A
- A
- A
- A
- A
- A
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