WRITTEN WORK Without copying the examples add your paper under each row of examples. the second and third rows of examples. 1. 5855 2. 3478 and check. Place Fold the paper for 3. 7945 4. 5722 5. 7557 6. 37,843 7. 28,569 8. 37,773 9. 47,388 10. 88,822 16. 70 + 314 +8 +19 + 547 + 3006 + 37,312 17. 8+20 + 203 +57 + 2005 + 7243 + 27,800 By "standard" is meant the number of examples you should work correctly in the time given. When did John Smith reach the standard in Test I? In Test II? Keep your record each time you try the following tests. Test I. Write 2 correct answers in 2 minutes: Test II. Write 4 correct answers in 6 minutes: United States Money (a) You have learned that 125 cents may be written 125¢. It may also be written in this way: $1.25; we read this, "1 dollar and 25 cents." The sign $ is called the dollar sign. (b) $17.30 is read "17 dollars and 30 cents." $.07 or $0.07 is read "7 cents." $10.05 is read "10 dollars and 5 cents." $37.00 or $37 is read "37 dollars." Notice that we read "and" only where the period is. This period is called the decimal point. (c) Read these numbers first across, then in columns: In writing dollars and cents together, we write: first, the dollar sign ($), then the number of dollars, then a decimal point, and then the number of cents. (d) On the board, write the numbers in (c) as the teacher reads them. WRITTEN WORK Write in figures, using the dollar sign: 2. Twenty dollars and ninety cents. 5. Nine dollars. 7. Twelve dollars 6. Fifty cents. 8. Nine cents. 11. Thirty dollars and five cents. 9. Fifty dollars. 10. Ten cents. Addition of United States Money (a) Add $93.45, $2.17, and $41.29. $93.45 2.17 41.29 $136.91 Sum Write the numbers in columns, with the decimal points in the same column. Add as with other numbers, starting at the right. Think 16, 21. Write 1, carry 2, and so on. Place the decimal point in the answer directly under the other decimal points, before the last two figures. Read the sum. Check this addition by adding down. (b) Write the numbers on the board as the teacher reads them, add, and check : (1) $2.28 (2) $1.05 (3) $10.25 (4) $20.17 1. Henry sold 17 heads of lettuce from his garden one day, 23 the next day, and 9 the next day. How many heads of lettuce did he sell in all? 2. Marian put 48 cents in the school savings bank one month, 75 cents the next month, and 88 cents the next month. How many cents in all did she put in the bank? Write this with the dollar sign as dollars and cents. 3. Sam's father bought for Sam a ball costing $.75, a bat costing $1.25, and a glove for $2.40. Find the cost of all. 4. Betty had $6.89 in the bank. She received $4.25 for birthday presents, and put that in the bank too. How much did she have in the bank then? 5. Father bought a lot for $275 and on it built a house costing $4250. Find the cost of both. |