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Writing Checks Worksheet

Practice writing checks, understanding check components, and balancing a checkbook for 7th graders.

Grade 7 Math Financial LiteracyWriting Checks
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CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.RP.A.3

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Writing Checks Worksheet

Name:

Date:

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Read each question carefully and provide the best answer. For check writing questions, assume today's date is October 26, 2023.

1. The person or company receiving the money from a check is called the  .

2. The amount of money written in words on a check is called the  .

3. The   is a unique number that identifies the bank where the account is held.

4. The   is a personal record of all transactions in a checking account.

5. Which of the following is NOT typically found on a check?

a

Account Number

b

Social Security Number

c

Date

d

Signature Line

6. Why is it important to write clearly and accurately on a check?

a

To prevent fraud

b

To ensure the correct amount is paid

c

Both a and b

d

It doesn't matter, banks can figure it out

7. Explain the purpose of the memo line on a check.

For questions 8-10, imagine you are writing a check from your account. Fill in the blanks as if you were writing a real check.

Bank Building Illustration

8. Write a check to 'The Local Library' for $25.50 for overdue book fees.

Pay to the Order of   $ 

  Dollars

Memo:   Signature:  

9. Write a check to 'Pizza Palace' for $18.75 for a pizza order.

Pay to the Order of   $ 

  Dollars

Memo:   Signature:  

10. Write a check to 'Cash' for $50.00.

Pay to the Order of   $ 

  Dollars

Memo:   Signature:  

11. You should always sign your check before filling in the payee and amount.

T

True

F

False

12. If you make a mistake on a check, you should always tear it up and write a new one.

T

True

F

False