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How much money will she need?  \n3)   Billy purchases a lollipop. What will his change be if he pays €10.00?  \n4)   If Paul wanted to buy a pack of jelly beans and a chocolate bar, how much money would he need?  \n5)   If Ellen wanted to buy a chewing gum and a lollipop, how much money would she need?  \n6)   If Michele buys a lollipop, a cookies, and a peanuts, and if she had €20 .00, how much money will she have left?  \n7)   Brian wants to buy a pack of chocolate nips, a 1 serving of ice cream, and a chocolate bar. How much will it cost him?  \n8)   If Marin buys a cookies, and if she had €20.00, how much money will she have left?  \n9)   What is the total cost of a lollipop?  \n10)   If Allan buys a chocolate bar, how much money will he get back if he pays €10 .00?  \nShopping problems (European money)  Grade 3 Counting Money Worksheet  \nUsing the prices below, answer the questions.  \n\n| chewing gum = €0.80 lollipop = €0.70 chocolate bar = €2.40 peanuts = €0.30 | pack of chocolate nips = €9.50 cookies = €13.30\u003Cbr>pack of jelly beans = €4.40\u003Cbr>1 serving of ice cream = €2.60 |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1)  €10.20  What is the total cost of a pack of chocolate nips and a lollipop?  \n2)  €1.00  Audrey wants to buy a peanuts and a lollipop. How much money will she need?  \n3)  €9.30  Billy purchases a lollipop. What will his change be if he pays €10.00?  \n4)  €6.80  If Paul wanted to buy a pack of jelly beans and a chocolate bar, how much money would he need?  \n5)  €1.50  If Ellen wanted to buy a chewing gum and a lollipop, how much money would she need?  \n6)  €5.70  If Michele buys a lollipop, a cookies, and a peanuts, and if she had €20 .00, how much money will she have left?  \n7)  €14.50  Brian wants to buy a pack of chocolate nips, a 1 serving of ice cream, and a chocolate bar. How much will it cost him?  \n8)  €6.70  If Marin buys a cookies, and if she had €20.00, how much money will she have left?  \n9)  €0.70  What is the total cost of a lollipop?  \n10)  €7.60  If Allan buys a chocolate bar, how much money will he get back if he pays €10 .00?","cbCaif3nDLdCjuyS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif3nDLdCjuyS","pdf",58000,"English","# Shopping problems (European money) - Grade 3 counting money worksheet\n## Item prices\n## Questions 1-10","[{\"question\":\"What do students use to solve the worksheet problems?\",\"answer\":\"Students use the listed euro prices for items such as chewing gum, lollipops, chocolate bars, peanuts, cookies, jelly beans, and ice cream servings.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the questions test addition and subtraction?\",\"answer\":\"Some questions ask for total costs (addition), while others ask for money needed, change after paying €10.00, or money left after spending €20.00 (subtraction).\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of purchasing combinations appear in the questions?\",\"answer\":\"Questions mix different products, such as a pack of chocolate nips with a lollipop, or a serving of ice cream with a chocolate bar, requiring students to compute totals or remaining money.\"}]","Shopping Problems (European Money) - Grade 3 Counting Money Worksheet | PDF"]