Home Quizzes School Elementary school Grades K–2 · ages 5–8 US coins and dollars Grades K–2 · Math
Math quiz, Grades K–2: US coins and dollars This quiz helps revise “US coins and dollars” in Math for grades K–2. It has 25 questions in five categories: Meet the Coins, Coin Values, Faces on Money, Dollar Bills, Pocket Math. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Meet the Coins 100 Which copper-colored US coin is worth one cent?
200 Which silver-colored coin is the smallest in size and thinnest of all?
300 Which five-cent coin is…
In the game400 Which large coin is…
In the game500 Which coin features President…
In the gameCoin Values 100 How many pennies do you need to equal the value of one nickel?
200 How many quarters do you need to make one whole dollar?
300 How many dimes do…
In the game400 If you have two…
In the game500 When you count three…
In the gameFaces on Money 100 Which sixteenth president with a beard is pictured on the front of the penny?
200 Which first president of the United States is pictured on the front of the one-dollar bill?
300 Which third president, pictured…
In the game400 Which president led the…
In the game500 Which Shoshone woman, an…
In the gameDollar Bills 100 American paper money is famous for which ink color printed on the back of every bill?
200 Which math symbol looks like the letter S with a vertical line through it?
300 Dollar bills are not…
In the game400 The back of the…
In the game500 Which unusual paper currency…
In the gamePocket Math 100 What farm animal is this classic ceramic coin bank shaped like?
200 You buy a crisp red apple for 30 cents and pay with two quarters. How many cents do you get back in change?
300 If you have three…
In the game400 A bright sticker costs…
In the game500 A school notebook costs…
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