Math Place Value Concept Review
Chapter 3
SOL 2.11
(Examples are in red)
Cent : A unit of money; 100 cents being equal to 1 dollar.
Change: The amount of money you receive back when you pay with more money than
something costs.
Coin: A piece of metal issued by a government for use as money.
Decimal Point: A symbol used to separate the ones place from the tenths place in
decimals, or dollars form cents in money.
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Dime: A coin worth ten cents.
Dollar Bill: A bill worth 100 cents.
Dollar Coin: A coin worth 100 cents.
Dollar Sign: A symbol indicating that the number refers to money.
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Greatest Value: The coin or coins worth the most in a given set.
Half-Dollar: A coin worth 50 cents.
Least Value: The coin or coins worth the least in a given set.
Nickel: A coin worth 5 cents.
Penny: A coin worth 1 cent.
Price: The amount for which
buyer.
a thing is sold or can be bought; the cost to the
Quarter: A coin worth 25 cents.
Record: To put into writing.
Table: A chart or list that records and organizes information.
Tally Marks: Marks that are used to record data.
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