Dollar Up Method Practice
This worksheet helps grade 5 students practice using the Dollar Up method for making purchases, focusing on practical money skills.
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Dollar Up Method Practice
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Read each scenario carefully. Use the 'Dollar Up' method to determine how much money you need to pay for each item. The 'Dollar Up' method means you round up to the next whole dollar, even if the item costs less than a full dollar.
1. A juice box costs $1.25. Using the dollar up method, you would pay .
2. A small toy costs $3.99. Using the dollar up method, you would pay .
3. A pack of gum costs $0.75. Using the dollar up method, you would pay .
4. A sandwich costs $5.10. Using the dollar up method, you would pay .
5. You want to buy a pencil for $0.60. How much money should you give the cashier using the dollar up method?
$0.60
$1.00
$0.50
$2.00
6. A comic book costs $2.45. Which amount represents the dollar up method payment?
$2.00
$2.45
$3.00
$2.50
7. You are buying a small bottle of water for $1.05. Explain why you would give the cashier $2.00 using the dollar up method.
8. If an item costs $4.87, how much would you pay using the dollar up method? What coins would you expect to get back as change?
9. If an apple costs $0.90, you should pay $1.00 using the dollar up method.
True
False
10. The dollar up method means you always pay the exact amount listed on the price tag.
True
False
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