Vocabulary Quiz - Measurement: Money

This Maths Vocabulary Quiz for Year 3 students focuses on the theme of 'Measurement: Money', offering a variety of questions designed to test understanding of basic financial terms and concepts. The first question asks students to identify the meaning of the symbol "£", with the correct answer being that it represents UK pounds sterling. As the quiz progresses, students are quizzed on the definition of 'change' in a monetary context, correctly defined as the money returned to a customer when they pay more than the required amount for an item.

Further questions in the quiz cover the concept of 'price', which is the amount paid for an item, and the colloquial term 'dear', which refers to something being expensive. Students are also asked to convert numerical money values into words, such as writing '10p' as 'ten pence' and '£15' as 'fifteen pounds'. The term 'expensive' is explored, with students identifying that it means the same as 'dear'. To test practical skills, one question challenges students to determine how to calculate the total money spent on purchases. Lastly, the quiz includes a conversion question, asking how to write '100p' in pounds, with the answer being '£1'.