Money quiz

Change, shopping totals, saving up, profit and the better buy. Written for ages 5–10 and 11–16 — if you choose another level, the nearest questions are used.

The kind of thing you'll be asked

Examples only — your own questions are built fresh, with different names and numbers every time.

A shopkeeper counts 4 ₵5 notes in the till. How much is that altogether?
- ₵15
- ₵25
- ₵20
- ₵9
Answer: ₵20 — 4 × ₵5 = ₵20.
A shopping list has 6 sachets of milk at ₵4 each and one tin of Milo at ₵35. What is the total cost?
- ₵24
- ₵39
- ₵59
- ₵234
Answer: ₵59 — 6 × ₵4 = ₵24, then ₵24 + ₵35 = ₵59.
Airtime and bread cost ₵52. What change comes from a ₵200 note?
- ₵52
- ₵158
- ₵252
- ₵148
Answer: ₵148 — ₵200 − ₵52 = ₵148.