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Michael's father paid for his bicycle with a one hundred dollar bill. If he decided to also buy Michael a radio, how much more money would he need?
1. $2.50
2. $2.75
3. $3.25
4. $3.50
Which of the following COULD NOT be be bought for $40.00?
1. A radio and a beach ball
2. A model airplane and an action figure
3. An art easel and a wifflebat set
4. A model airplane and four beach balls
Which of the following combinations comes closest to $100.00?
1. A model airplane, an action figure, and a scooter
2. An action figure, radio, and art easel
3. A bicycle and an art easel
4. A radio, a model airplane, and an art easel
I bought two beach balls with a $5.00 bill. How much change should I receive (asuming there is no sales tax).
1. a quarter
2. two nickels
3. five pennies
4. two dimes
Elena bought the toy airplane with a twenty dollar bill and a ten dollar bill. How much change did she receive?
1. $6.45
2. $7.35
3. $6.35
4. $7.45
How much more money does the bicycle cost than the scooter?
1. $9.60
2. $9.50
3. $10.60
4. $10.50
How much more does the scooter cost than two model airplanes?
1. $8.60
2. $6.60
3. $7.60
4. $7.40
How much does the action figure and art easel cost combined?
1. $50.35
2. $49.35
3. $49.45
4. $50.45
Which is the best answer to the following question:

It would take about ______ beach balls to equal the price of one radio.
1. 40
2. 25
3. 15
4. 10
How much does a radio and an airplane cost combined?
1. More than $60.80
2. Less than $60.00
3. More than $61.00
4. $60.80