MA 50 Making Change Practice Test Name Part 1 Directions: Answer each of the following questions. OBJECTIVE A 1. Match the following descriptors with their appropriate methods of change making: a. Frequently used when customers do not like to receive a lot of coins from change-making transactions b. Change due a customer is automatically dispensed in a cup attached to the register c. A very accurate method of computing change due because the register electronically computes the change due customers and displays that amount in its indication window d. Agood change-making method to know in case of a power or mechanical failure 1. Change computation register method 3. Count-forward method 2. Coin-dispensing method 4. Odd-cent method 2. You are responsible for making change for several customers. Given the amount of the sale and the amount tendered. indicate how many of each coin or bill should be returned to each customer. Be sure to use the least number of coins and bills. Denominations \"Mm\" nunnmmm 2m OBJECTIVE B 3. In change making, why is accuracy important to each of the following: a. Customers b. Businesses c. Cashiers 4. When less money is in a register at the end of a period of time than the calculations indicate there should be. a(n) exists. 5. When too much money is in a register at the end of the day or period of time, a(n) exists. 6. Why should cashiers remain calm when making change? MA 50 Making Change Practice Test Name 7. What should cashiers do if they think that they have made errors in counting change? 8. Why should cashiers handle one change-making transaction at atime? 9. List the eight steps to follow in making change. 10. Beside the letter representing each section of the cash drawer. write the denomination of bills or coins that would be located there. Section Denomination ITIUOUJ) Part 2 Directions: Using play money. demonstrate your skill in making change and counting it out to the customer for the following sales transaction. Amount of sale: $2.12 Amount tendered: $10.00