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1 1. Look at the items on sale in Mr. Yeo s shop. Fill in the blanks with the correct answers. $134 $35.20 $14.50 Vacuum cleaner Kettle Detergent $8.10 $57.60 Pail Bag Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 1

2 a) The pail is the cheapest. b) The vacuum cleaner is the most expensive. c) List the item(s) that cost more than $30. Vacuum cleaner, kettle and bag. d) List the item(s) that cost less than $15. Pail and detergent. e) List the item(s) that cost more than $100. Vacuum cleaner. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 2

4 a) The printer is the cheapest. b) The computer is the most expensive. c) List the item(s) that cost more than $1500. TV and computer. d) List the item(s) that cost less than $200. Printer. e) List the item(s) that cost more than $1700. Computer. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 4

cents. The first one has been done for you.

80 Eleven dollars and eighty cents Thumb-drive

5 3. Look at the items below. Write the prices of these items in dollars and cents. The first one has been done for you. Item Price Write in dollars and cents $11.80 Eleven dollars and eighty cents Thumb-drive CD Recorder Mouse $5.50 Five dollars and fifty cents $43.20 Forty-three dollars and twenty cents $18.10 Eighteen dollars and ten cents Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 5

90 Fifteen dollars and ninety cents T-shirt

50 Eighty-nine dollars and fifty cents $64.

6 4. Look at the items below. Write the prices of these items in dollars and cents. Item Price Write in dollars and cents $15.90 Fifteen dollars and ninety cents T-shirt Pants Dress Jacket $89.50 Eighty-nine dollars and fifty cents $64.80 Sixty-four dollars and eighty cents $97.40 Ninety-seven dollars and forty cents Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 6

5. The pictures below show the prices of

7 5. The pictures below show the prices of some bathroom items. $4.00 $7.50 Towel Baby Oil $2.00 $3.50 Toilet Roll a) Which item costs two dollars? Razor Toilet roll. b) Which item costs seven dollars and fifty cents? Baby oil. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 7

8 c) Which two items cost $6 altogether? Towel and toilet roll. d) How much do the toilet roll and the razor cost altogether? $5.50. e) How much do the towel and the baby oil cost altogether? $ Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 8

9 6. The pictures below show the prices of some lady s items. $32.00 $25.40 Sunglasses Hand bag $ $17.60 Necklace Lipstick a) Which item costs seventeen dollars and sixty cents? Lipstick. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 9

10 b) Which item costs twenty-five dollars and forty cents? Hand bag. c) How much do the sunglasses and the hand bag cost altogether? $ d) How much do the sunglasses and the necklace cost altogether? $100. e) How much do the hand bag and the lipstick cost altogether? $43. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 10

11 7. The pictures below show the prices of some items. $52.00 $78.00 Perfume Lampshade $8.50 $6.30 Key chain Magazine a) The key chain and the magazine cost $14.80 altogether. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 11

12 b) The perfume and the lampshade cost $130 altogether. c) How much more does the lamp shade cost than the perfume? $26. d) How much more does the key chain cost than the magazine? $2.20. e) Arrange the items in order, from the cheapest to the most expensive. Magazine, key chain, perfume, lampshade. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 12

14 9. Write down the amount of money that each person has. Charles Sandra a) Charles has $14. b) Sandra has $9. $10 $5 c) Charles has more money. $2 $2 $14 $9 $2 $2 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 14

10. Write down the amount of money that each person has. Ashley Rocky a) Ashley has $30.

11. Write down the amount of money that each

17 12. The pictures below show the amount of money Harold and Ken have. Harold $11 Ken $6 a) Harold has $11. b) Ken has $6. $10 $5 c) Harold and Ken have $17 altogether. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 17

18 13. The pictures below show the amount of money Ben and Dave have. Ben Dave a) Ben has $ b) Dave has $6.10. $10 $11.50 $6.10 $5 c) Ben and Dave have $17.60 altogether. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 18

21 16. Use the correct number of each coin denomination to form the stated amount. Use the least number of coins. The first one has been done for you. Stated amount $ $ Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Page 21

LESSON THREE What s your name?

LESSON THREE What s your name? Dialogue A: Hello, I am Hossein Karami. What s your name? B: My name is Nasser Omidi. A: Is that your car? B: No, it isn t. A: Whose car is it? B: It s Ali s. He is my brother.