Which term describes individuals who often pay for a low-cost item with a large bill and ask for change?

• A. Scammers
• B. Fraud artists
• C. Cheaters
• D. Quick change artists

Answer: (D)

This question tests recognizing a specific term for a common cash-handling tactic in retail. Paying with a large bill and asking for change is a deliberate move to obtain smaller denominations quickly, often under time pressure. The right term, quick change artist, captures this precise behavior—the person aims to get the cashier to hand over more or specific change by using a big bill as the trigger. It’s a label that trained cashiers recognize for this tactic, helping staff stay alert and verify the transaction. The more general terms—scammers or fraud artists—cover deceptive behavior overall but don’t pinpoint the exact change-handling tactic. Cheaters is informal and vague, not the precise name used in cashier training.