1. You buy a toy for £3.50 and pay with a £5 note. How much change do you receive?

2. A book costs £7.20. You pay with a £10 note. What is your change?

3. You purchase a sandwich for £2.75 using a £5 note. Calculate the change.

4. A game costs £15.50. You give the cashier a £20 note. How much change do you get back?

1. Sarah has £12.50. She buys a book for £4.75. How much money does she have left?

2. Tom has £20. He buys a toy car for £8.50 and a puzzle for £5.75. How much does he spend in total?

3. Lucy saves £5 each week. How much will she have after 4 weeks?

4. A pack of pencils costs £1.20. If you buy 3 packs, how much do you spend?

1. Convert £3.50 to pence.

2. Convert 250p to pounds.

3. Convert £7.25 to pence.

4. Convert 480p to pounds.

1. Apples: £1.20, Bread: £0.85, Milk: £1.50. Total cost?

2. Bananas: £0.90, Cheese: £2.40, Juice: £1.10. Total cost?

3. Cereal: £2.30, Eggs: £1.75, Butter: £1.25. Total cost?

1. If one chocolate bar costs £0.75, how much do 4 bars cost?

2. A toy costs £3.50. How much do 3 toys cost?

3. A pen costs £0.60. How much do 5 pens cost?

4. A notebook costs £1.20. How much do 6 notebooks cost?

1. £6 is shared equally among 3 friends. How much does each friend get?

2. £12 is divided equally among 4 people. How much does each person receive?

3. £15 is shared equally among 5 children. How much does each child get?

4. £20 is divided among 10 students. How much does each student receive?

1. A book costs £5.50 and a magazine costs £3.75. Which is more expensive?

2. A toy costs £8.20 and a game costs £7.95. Which is cheaper?

3. A sandwich costs £2.50 and a drink costs £1.80. Which is more expensive?

4. A ticket costs £12.00 and a snack costs £2.50. Which is cheaper?

You have £15 to spend. Choose from the following items:

- Book: £5.00

- Toy: £6.00

- Puzzle: £4.00

- Snack: £2.00

What combination of items can you buy without exceeding your budget?