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Money — Important Questions

ICSE · Class 2 · Mathematics

51 important questions from Money for ICSE Class 2 Mathematics, with answers. Includes multiple choice, multiple correct and true false questions.

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Important Questions from Money

1multiple choice
1 marks

What is ₹5.50 in words?

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Five rupees and fifty paise

₹5.50 means 5 rupees and 50 paise. The number after the point is paise.

2multiple choice
1 marks

Which note has the highest value?

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₹100

Among the given options, ₹100 has the highest value.

3multiple choice
1 marks

Which of these is used to buy things?

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Money

Money is used to buy things. It is the medium of exchange.

4multiple choice
1 marks

Coins are made of ______.

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Metal

Coins are made of metal. Notes are made of paper.

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What are the important topics in Money for ICSE Class 2 Mathematics?
Key topics in Money include Understanding Indian Currency, Writing Money in Words and Numbers, Addition and Subtraction of Money. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 2 exams.
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