Worksheet on Coins and Currency Notes
Practice the questions given in the worksheet on coins and currency notes to express the given amount of money in words and to express the given amount of money in figures using the symbolic form of rupees and paise.
1. Express the following in symbolic form:
(i) 25 paise
(ii) 52 rupees 5 paise
(iii) 7 rupees 7 paise
(iv) 463 rupees
(v) 75 paise
(vi) 7 rupees 10 paise
(vii) 20 rupees 20 paise
(viii) 16 rupees 7 paise
2. Express the following as rupees and paise:
(i) Re 6.50
(ii) Re 0.05
(iii) Re 87.75
(iv) Re 25.17
(v) Re 102.10
(vi) Re 235.65
(vii) Re 1.25
(viii) Re 0.85
3. Write the following in figures:
(i) Rupees forty-five and thirty paise
(ii) ) Rupees sixty and five paise
(iii) ) Rupees eight and eighty paise
(iv) Seventy-five paise
(v) ) Rupees one hundred seventy
(vi) ) Rupees ten and ten paise
4. Write the following in words.
(i) Rs 7.25
(ii) Rs 15.60
(iii) Rs 28.85
(iv) Rs 82
(v) Re 0.70
(vi) Rs 62.05
5. Fill in the blanks:
(i) Re 1 = ..................... 50 p coins.
(ii) Rs 2.25 = ..................... 1 rupee coins and ..................... 25 paise coin.
(iii) Rs 5 = ..................... 50 p coins.
(iv) Rs 10 = ..................... 1 Re coins.
(v) Rs 6.25 = ..................... 25 paise coins.
(vi) Rs 2 = ..................... 20 paise coins.
(vii) Rs 3.50 = ..................... 10 paise coins.
(viii) Rs 0.75 = ..................... 25 paise coins.
Answers:
Answers for the worksheet on coins and currency notes are given below.
1. (i) Re 0.25
(ii) Rs 52.05
(iii) Rs 7.07
(iv) Rs 463
(v) Re 0.75
(vi) Rs 7.10
(vii) Rs 20.20
(viii) Rs 16.07
2. (i) 6 rupees 50 paise
(ii) 5 paise
(iii) 87 rupees 75 paise
(iv) 25 rupees 17 paise
(v) 102 rupees 10 paise
(vi) 235 rupees 65 paise
(vii) 1 rupee 25 paise
(viii) 85 paise
3. (i) Rs 45.30
(ii) ) Rs 60.05
(iii) Rs 8.80
(iv) Re 0.75
(v) ) Rs 107
(vi) ) Rs 10.10
4. (i) Rupees seven and seventy-five paise
(ii) Rupees fifteen and sixty paise
(iii) Rupees twenty-eight and eighty-five paise
(iv) Rupees eighty two
(v) Seventy paise
(vi) Rupees sixty-two and five paise.
5. (i) two
(ii) two, one
(iii) ten
(iv) ten
(v) twenty-five
(vi) ten
(vii) thirty-five
(viii) three
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