Class 2 · Maths · 2026-27

Class 2 Maths Worksheet: Money, Time and Shapes with Answers

A mixed review pulling together the three strands unique to this year: money that includes paise, a clock read only as o’clock or half past, and naming common shapes. Treat it as a check before a school test rather than first practice, since it moves between topics faster than the topic-specific sheets.

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Class 2 Maths Worksheet: Money, Time and Shapes

Class 2 Maths · Money to ₹500 with paise, clock reading, and shapes · 76 questions with answers

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Adds two money amounts that may include both rupees and paise, staying within ₹500.
Reads a described clock position as an exact hour or a half hour only.
Names a 2D or 3D shape from a simple description.

Exercise 1 of 7 · 12 questions

Add the amounts below. Write your answer in rupees, or in rupees and paise.

Fill in the blank

Here’s one done for you

₹80 and 30 paise + ₹15 and 20 paise → add rupees first: 80 + 15 = 95. Then add paise: 30 + 20 = 50 paise. So the total is ₹95 and 50 paise.

1)₹120 + ₹45 = ___
2)₹80 and 30 paise + ₹15 and 20 paise = ___
3)₹250 + ₹130 = ___
4)₹36 and 40 paise + ₹22 and 10 paise = ___
5)₹300 + ₹175 = ___
6)₹64 and 25 paise + ₹15 and 25 paise = ___
7)₹150 + ₹220 = ___
8)₹45 and 10 paise + ₹30 and 40 paise = ___
9)₹275 + ₹200 = ___
10)₹18 and 35 paise + ₹51 and 20 paise = ___
11)₹340 + ₹150 = ___
12)₹22 and 45 paise + ₹33 and 30 paise = ___

Answers

1) ₹165
2) ₹95 and 50 paise
3) ₹380
4) ₹58 and 50 paise
5) ₹475
6) ₹79 and 50 paise
7) ₹370
8) ₹75 and 50 paise
9) ₹475
10) ₹69 and 55 paise
11) ₹490
12) ₹55 and 75 paise

Exercise 2 of 7 · 10 questions

Subtract the amounts below. Write your answer in rupees, or in rupees and paise.

Fill in the blank

Here’s one done for you

₹95 and 40 paise − ₹35 and 20 paise → subtract rupees first: 95 − 35 = 60. Then subtract paise: 40 − 20 = 20 paise. So the answer is ₹60 and 20 paise.

1)₹180 − ₹60 = ___
2)₹95 and 40 paise − ₹35 and 20 paise = ___
3)₹400 − ₹150 = ___
4)₹72 and 50 paise − ₹22 and 30 paise = ___
5)₹350 − ₹275 = ___
6)₹88 and 60 paise − ₹43 and 40 paise = ___
7)₹250 − ₹120 = ___
8)₹65 and 75 paise − ₹25 and 25 paise = ___
9)₹480 − ₹230 = ___
10)₹99 and 90 paise − ₹49 and 40 paise = ___

Answers

1) ₹120
2) ₹60 and 20 paise
3) ₹250
4) ₹50 and 20 paise
5) ₹75
6) ₹45 and 20 paise
7) ₹130
8) ₹40 and 50 paise
9) ₹250
10) ₹50 and 50 paise

Exercise 3 of 7 · 12 questions

Write the time shown, using only o’clock or half past - the two positions Class 2 reads.

Write the answer

Here’s one done for you

The hour hand points at 4 and the minute hand points at 12 - that is 4 o’clock. If the hour hand is between 4 and 5 with the minute hand at 6, that is half past 4.

1)The hour hand points at 4 and the minute hand points at 12. What time is it?
2)The hour hand points between 7 and 8, and the minute hand points at 6. What time is it?
3)The hour hand points at 9 and the minute hand points at 12. What time is it?
4)The hour hand points between 2 and 3, and the minute hand points at 6. What time is it?
5)The hour hand points at 11 and the minute hand points at 12. What time is it?
6)The hour hand points between 5 and 6, and the minute hand points at 6. What time is it?
7)The hour hand points at 6 and the minute hand points at 12. What time is it?
8)The hour hand points between 1 and 2, and the minute hand points at 6. What time is it?
9)The hour hand points at 3 and the minute hand points at 12. What time is it?
10)The hour hand points between 8 and 9, and the minute hand points at 6. What time is it?
11)The hour hand points at 12 and the minute hand points at 12. What time is it?
12)The hour hand points between 10 and 11, and the minute hand points at 6. What time is it?

Answers

1) 4 o’clock
2) half past 7
3) 9 o’clock
4) half past 2
5) 11 o’clock
6) half past 5
7) 6 o’clock
8) half past 1
9) 3 o’clock
10) half past 8
11) 12 o’clock
12) half past 10

Exercise 4 of 7 · 10 questions

Each reading below is wrong. Write the correct time.

Write the answer

Here’s one done for you

Priya says a clock with hour hand between 9 and 10, minute hand at 6, reads 9 o’clock. That’s wrong - it reads half past 9, because the minute hand at 6 with the hour hand between two numbers always means half past.

1)Riya says the clock showing hour hand at 5 and minute hand at 12 reads half past 5. Is she right? If not, what is correct?
2)Karan says the clock showing hour hand between 2 and 3, minute hand at 6, reads 2 o’clock. Is he right? If not, what is correct?
3)Simran says a clock with hour hand at 9 and minute hand at 12 reads 12 o’clock. Is she right? If not, what is correct?
4)Aman says the clock showing hour hand between 6 and 7, minute hand at 6, reads 7 o’clock. Is he right? If not, what is correct?
5)Zara says a clock reading half past 10 has the minute hand at 12. Is she right? If not, what is correct?
6)Yusuf says a clock reading 8 o’clock has the hour hand between 8 and 9. Is he right? If not, what is correct?
7)Ira says the clock showing hour hand at 11, minute hand at 12, reads half past 11. Is she right? If not, what is correct?
8)Farhan says half past 3 has the hour hand pointing exactly at 3. Is he right? If not, what is correct?
9)Meena says a clock with hour hand between 7 and 8, minute hand at 6, reads half past 7. Is she right?
10)Dev says a clock with hour hand at 1, minute hand at 12, reads half past 1. Is he right? If not, what is correct?

Answers

1) No, that is 5 o’clock - half past would have the minute hand at 6, not 12.
2) No, that is half past 2 - the minute hand at 6 with the hour hand between two numbers means half past, not o’clock.
3) No, that is 9 o’clock - the hour hand tells you the hour, and it is pointing at 9.
4) No, that is half past 6 - the hour hand between 6 and 7 with the minute hand at 6 means half past 6.
5) No, half past always has the minute hand at 6, not 12.
6) No, at 8 o’clock the hour hand points exactly at 8, not between two numbers.
7) No, that is 11 o’clock - the minute hand at 12 always means an exact hour, not half past.
8) No, at half past 3 the hour hand is between 3 and 4, not exactly at 3.
9) Yes, that is correctly read as half past 7.
10) No, that is 1 o’clock - the minute hand at 12 means an exact hour.

Exercise 5 of 7 · 12 questions

Circle the correct shape name for each description.

Circle the answer

Here’s one done for you

A shape with no corners and no sides, perfectly round, like a chapati - that is a Circle.

1)A shape with 3 sides and 3 corners.
2)A shape with 4 equal sides and 4 corners.
3)A shape with no corners and no sides, perfectly round.
4)A shape with 4 sides where opposite sides are equal, but all four sides are not.
5)A solid shape like a ball.
6)A solid shape like a box, with 6 flat faces.
7)A solid shape like a dice, with 6 equal square faces.
8)A solid shape like a can of juice, with two flat circles and one curved side.
9)A solid shape like an ice-cream cone, with one flat circle and one pointed tip.
10)A flat shape with 3 corners, seen in a samosa.
11)A round flat shape, seen in a chapati.
12)A flat shape with 4 corners and opposite sides equal, seen in a door.

Answers

1) Triangle
2) Square
3) Circle
4) Rectangle
5) Sphere
6) Cuboid
7) Cube
8) Cylinder
9) Cone
10) Triangle
11) Circle
12) Rectangle

Exercise 6 of 7 · 10 questions

Read each situation carefully - it may need money, time or shapes.

Write the answer

Here’s one done for you

Rohan has ₹120. He buys a ball for ₹75. Rupees only, so subtract directly: 120 − 75 = 45. He has ₹45 left.

1)Amit has ₹250. He buys a toy for ₹120. Does he have enough left to also buy a book for ₹90? How much would remain?
2)A clock shows half past 7 in the evening. Priya’s tuition class starts at 8 o’clock. How many half-hour spaces are there between half past 7 and 8 o’clock?
3)Neha has ₹36 and 40 paise. Her mother gives her ₹15 more. Does she now have enough to buy a pencil box worth ₹50? How much extra or short?
4)A wall clock and a table both have flat faces. Which shape best describes the clock’s face - circle or rectangle?
5)A biscuit box is shaped like a box with 6 flat faces. What shape is it?
6)If school starts at 9 o’clock and the first period ends at half past 9, how much time has passed?
7)Kabir buys a tiffin box for ₹180 and a water bottle for ₹95. He has ₹300. Does he have enough? How much is left?
8)A ludo dice is shaped like a cube. How many flat faces does it have?
9)Riya’s class ends at half past 12. If it started at 12 o’clock, how long was the class?
10)Sana has ₹64 and 25 paise. She spends ₹15 and 25 paise on a chocolate. How much does she have left?

Answers

1) Yes - after the toy he has ₹130 left, and after the book he has ₹40 left.
2) 1 (from half past 7 to 8 o’clock is one half hour)
3) Yes, she has ₹51 and 40 paise, which is ₹1 and 40 paise more than ₹50.
4) Circle
5) Cuboid
6) Half an hour (30 minutes)
7) Yes, ₹275 is spent, leaving ₹25.
8) 6
9) Half an hour (30 minutes)
10) ₹49

Exercise 7 of 7 · 10 questions

Challenge: compare, order and reason across money, time and shapes.

Write the answer

Here’s one done for you

Order these amounts from smallest to largest: ₹65, ₹410, ₹230. Compare hundreds first: ₹65 has no hundreds, ₹230 has 2, ₹410 has 4. So the order is ₹65, ₹230, ₹410.

1)Order these amounts from smallest to largest: ₹275, ₹120, ₹480, ₹95.
2)Order these times from earliest to latest in a school day: half past 11, 9 o’clock, 12 o’clock, half past 9.
3)Meera has ₹90 and 50 paise. Karan has ₹90 and 25 paise. Who has more, and by how much?
4)Which shape has more flat faces - a cuboid or a cylinder? How do you know?
5)A shop sells a ball (sphere) for ₹45 and a dice (cube) for ₹30. If Aisha buys both, how much does she spend in total?
6)If a class starts at half past 2 and ends at half past 3, how long did the class last?
7)Sameer has ₹380. He wants to buy a cricket bat for ₹250 and a ball for ₹150. Does he have enough for both? How much extra does he need, or how much is left over?
8)Which has more paise - ₹58 and 75 paise, or ₹58 and 57 paise? Write the greater amount.
9)A birthday party starts at 4 o’clock and the cake is cut at half past 4. How long after the party started was the cake cut?
10)Order these shapes by the number of flat faces on their solid versions, from fewest to most: Cylinder, Cuboid, Sphere.

Answers

1) ₹95, ₹120, ₹275, ₹480
2) 9 o’clock, half past 9, half past 11, 12 o’clock
3) Meera, by 25 paise
4) A cuboid, because it has 6 flat faces, while a cylinder has only 2 flat circular faces and one curved surface.
5) ₹75
6) One hour
7) No, he needs ₹20 more.
8) ₹58 and 75 paise
9) Half an hour (30 minutes)
10) Sphere (0 flat faces), Cylinder (2 flat faces), Cuboid (6 flat faces)

While your child works

Real coins and notes make the money section far easier than numbers on paper - count out ₹120 and ₹45 by hand before adding them.
For the clock questions, use an analogue clock or a printed clock face rather than a digital display, since Class 2 is learning hands, not digits.
This sheet mixes three topics on purpose, the way a school test would - if one section is much weaker than the others, that names exactly where to focus next.

Before you print it

What is on this worksheet

7 exercises, 76 questions, about 35 minutes. Every exercise has an answer key, printed on its own page so it can be kept back. 7 exercises start with a question already worked out, so you can check the method before helping.

Exercise	What the child does	Questions	Worked example
1	Fill in the blanks	12	Yes
2	Fill in the blanks	10	Yes
3	Written answers	12	Yes
4	Written answers	10	Yes
5	Circle the answer	12	Yes
6	Written answers	10	Yes
7	Written answers	10	Yes

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About this worksheet

Why does only this worksheet use paise?

Class 2 is the only primary class where paise appears in the syllabus at all - from Class 3 onward, money stays in whole rupees, so this is the one worksheet in the set that needs it.

Should my child be able to read quarter past or quarter to yet?

No. Class 2 reads only o’clock and half past. Quarter hours and minute-level reading come later, so this worksheet does not test them.

Are 3D shapes like sphere and cuboid really part of Class 2?

Yes, alongside the familiar 2D shapes - Class 2 introduces basic solid shapes by name and everyday appearance, without any formal properties like faces or edges counted yet.

Does this Class 2 Maths worksheet come with answers?

Yes. Every exercise has a full answer key, and it prints on its own page at the end rather than beside the questions - so you can hand your child the sheet and keep the answers back. Some exercises also show one question already worked out, with the method rather than just the result, which is the part most answer keys leave out.

Is there a free printable PDF?

Yes, and there is no sign-up, no email and no account. The download button at the top of the sheet gives you the whole thing - all 76 questions across 7 exercises, plus the answer key - laid out to print on A4.

How long does this worksheet take?

About 35 minutes for 76 questions, though that is a guide rather than a target. It is designed to be split: the exercises are ordered so stopping halfway still leaves a complete piece of work, which matters more than finishing at this age.

Can I use it if my child is in a different class?

Often, yes - these topics are taught across several years and schools vary in when they arrive. Judge by the questions rather than the class on the label. If the first exercise is a struggle the level below is the better start, and the same topic at other levels is linked further up this page.

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