Counting Bills

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Show your work for each problem.

1.
Which bill has the highest value?
1. a)1 dollar bill
2. b)20 dollar bill
3. c)10 dollar bill
4. d)5 dollar bill
2.
What is the total value of one 10 dollar bill and one 5 dollar bill?
3.
You have two 5 dollar bills. How much money do you have?
1. a)15 dollars
2. b)5 dollars
3. c)2 dollars
4. d)10 dollars
4.
Count the total: one 20 dollar bill and one 10 dollar bill.
5.
You have three 1 dollar bills. What is the total?
6.
Maria has two 20 dollar bills and one 10 dollar bill. How much money does she have?
1. a)30 dollars
2. b)50 dollars
3. c)60 dollars
4. d)40 dollars
7.
Count: one 50 dollar bill, one 20 dollar bill, and two 5 dollar bills.
8.
Count: three 10 dollar bills and two 5 dollar bills.
9.
A book costs 35 dollars. You have one 20 dollar bill and two 10 dollar bills. Do you have enough?
1. a)Yes, I have 40 dollars (5 dollars extra)
2. b)Yes, I have exactly 35 dollars
3. c)No, I only have 25 dollars
4. d)No, I only have 30 dollars
10.
Count: one 50 dollar bill, two 20 dollar bills, and one 5 dollar bill.
11.
You have four 20 dollar bills. What is the total?
12.
Count: one 100 dollar bill, one 50 dollar bill, two 20 dollar bills, and three 5 dollar bills.
13.
Alex wants to buy a skateboard for 75 dollars. He has one 50 dollar bill, one 20 dollar bill, and one 10 dollar bill. What happens?
1. a)He only has 70 dollars (needs 5 more)
2. b)He has exactly 75 dollars
3. c)He has 85 dollars (10 dollars extra)
4. d)He has 80 dollars (5 dollars extra)
14.
Count: two 50 dollar bills, three 20 dollar bills, and four 5 dollar bills.
15.
Emma saved her birthday money. She has one 100 dollar bill, two 50 dollar bills, one 20 dollar bill, and five 5 dollar bills. How much did she save?