Free Money 01 Practice Test - 5th Grade 

Total amount = ₹ 550
Amount spent = ₹ 199
Money left with her = Total amount - amount spent 
= ₹ 550 - ₹ 199
$\stackrel{4}{\text{/}5}\stackrel{14}{\text{/}5}\stackrel{10}{\text{/}0}\underset{–}{-199}\underset{–}{351}$

Therefore, money left with her is ₹ 351.

We need to split up ₹ 27 in terms of ₹ 5 and ₹ 2 coins.

6 coins of ₹ 2 = 6 x ₹ 2 = ₹ 12

To find out how many coins of ₹ 5 we need, we first subtract ₹ 12 from ₹ 27 .

₹ 27 - ₹ 12 = 15

We need this ₹ 15 in terms of ₹ 5 coins. To find the number of ₹ 5 coins, we divide 15 by 5.

$\therefore$ We need $\frac{₹15}{₹5}=3$ coins of ₹ 5.

i.e., ₹ 27 = 3 coins of ₹ 5 + 6 coins of ₹ 2

$\text{Cost of 100 g of flour}=₹30$

$\Rightarrow \text{Cost of 1 g of flour}=₹\frac{30}{100}=₹\frac{3}{10}$

$\therefore \text{Cost of 350 g of flour}=350\times ₹\frac{3}{10}$

                                    $=35\times ₹3$
                     
                                    $=₹105$

15 two hundred rupee notes 
$=15\times ₹200=₹3000$

9 five hundred rupee notes
$=9\times ₹500=₹4500$

When ₹ 3000 is deducted from ₹ 4500, we get:

$4500-3000\underset{–}{}1500\underset{–}{}$

$\therefore$ 15 two hundred rupee notes is less than 9 five hundred rupee notes by ₹ 1500.

Money borrowed = ₹ 375 

Glen gave it back to his brother in ₹ 5 coins.

$\text{Number of ₹ 5 coins}=\frac{₹375}{₹5}=75$

Therefore, Glen gave 75 five rupee coins to make ₹ 375.

$\begin{array}{ccc}\text{Denomination}& \text{Quantity}& \text{Value}\\ ₹10& 3& ₹10\times 3=₹30\\ ₹5& 14& ₹5\times 14=₹70\\ ₹2& 8& ₹2\times 8=₹16\\ ₹1& 4& ₹1\times 4=₹4\end{array}$

For ₹ 120, she needs 6 notes of ₹ 20 as
$6\times ₹20=₹120.$

Therefore, she will get 6 twenty rupee notes.

Cost of 1 bottle of ketchup = ₹ 45

Cost of 3 bottle of ketchup = ₹ 45 $\times$ 3

                                              = ₹ 135

Cost of 1 block of cheese = ₹ 215

Cost of 4 blocks of cheese = ₹ 215 $\times$ 4

                                             = ₹ 860

                          Total cost =  ₹ 135

                                           + ₹ 860

                                          --------------

                                              ₹ 995

                                         ---------------
He gave ₹ 1000 to the shopkeeper.

He will get back ₹1000 - ₹995 = ₹ 5.

There are 10 five rupee coins in the box.

A took three coins.
So, A got 3 $\times$ ₹ 5 = ₹ 15.

B took five coins.
So, B got 5 $\times$ ₹ 5 = ₹ 25.

C took two coins.
So, C got 2 $\times$ ₹ 5 = ₹ 10.

Total money with the team = ₹ 420

Cost of each gift = ₹ 70

$\text{Number of gifts they can buy}=\frac{\text{Total money}}{\text{Cost of each gift}}$
$=\frac{₹420}{₹70}=6$

1 rupee is equal to 100 paise.