Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 1 (CBSE) · Mathematics
Chapter: Chapter 12 — Chapter 12: How Much Can We Spend?
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What is printed on a coin to show its value? [1]
(A) A number
(B) A letter only
(C) A song
(D) Nothing
2. Which of these is an Indian coin value? [1]
(A) 5 rupees
(B) 5 kilometres
(C) 5 litres
(D) 5 minutes
3. What do we use coins for? [1]
(A) To buy things
(B) To eat
(C) To wear
(D) To draw
4. What comes after recognising coins, in learning about money? [1]
(A) Counting money
(B) Forgetting money
(C) Ignoring money
(D) Nothing
5. How can we tell coins apart? [1]
(A) By size, colour and printed number
(B) By taste
(C) By smell
(D) By sound only
6. Which of these could be a coin value? [1]
(A) 10 rupees
(B) 10 apples
(C) 10 books
(D) 10 days
7. Why is learning about coins useful? [1]
(A) It helps us understand and use money
(B) It has no use
(C) It is only for adults
(D) It confuses learning
8. A coin's value tells us: [1]
(A) How much it is worth
(B) Its colour only
(C) Its shape only
(D) Nothing
9. If you have a 5 rupee coin and a 3 rupee coin, what is the total? [1]
(A) 8 rupees
(B) 5 rupees
(C) 3 rupees
(D) 15 rupees
10. If you have 10 rupees and spend 3 rupees, how much is left? [1]
(A) 7 rupees
(B) 10 rupees
(C) 3 rupees
(D) 13 rupees
11. What operation do we use to find the total value of coins? [1]
(A) Addition
(B) Subtraction only
(C) Multiplication
(D) Division
12. What operation do we use when we spend money? [1]
(A) Subtraction
(B) Addition only
(C) Multiplication
(D) Division
13. If a toy costs 8 rupees and you have 10 rupees, how much change do you get? [1]
(A) 2 rupees
(B) 8 rupees
(C) 10 rupees
(D) 18 rupees
14. Money problems use which two maths skills? [1]
(A) Addition and subtraction
(B) Only colouring
(C) Only shapes
(D) Only patterns
15. If you have two 2 rupee coins, what is the total? [1]
(A) 4 rupees
(B) 2 rupees
(C) 6 rupees
(D) 8 rupees
16. Why is it important to count money correctly? [1]
(A) To buy things correctly in daily life
(B) It doesn't matter
(C) To confuse shopping
(D) No reason