2nd grade money flashcardz

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What is money?

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Money is something that people use to buy things. It can be coins or paper bills.

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What are coins?

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Coins are small, round pieces of metal that are used as money.

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What are paper bills?

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Paper bills are pieces of paper that represent money, like a $1 bill or a $5 bill.

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What does it mean to buy something?

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To buy something means to give money in exchange for an item or service.

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What is a store?

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A store is a place where people can go to buy things.

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What is change?

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Change is the money you get back when you pay for something with more money than it costs.

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How do you count money?

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You count money by adding up the value of coins and bills.

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What is a dollar?

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A dollar is a unit of money in the United States, represented by the symbol $.

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What is a cent?

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A cent is a smaller unit of money, where 100 cents equal 1 dollar.

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What is a price?

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A price is the amount of money needed to buy something.

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