Class F Unit 9: Money and Bank (1)

Class F Unit 9:

Money and Bank (1)

IBI - FPK

~NAShofah

Read the clues and write the vocabulary.

Your money is safe here.

(4 letters)

bank

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A nickel is this (not paper money)

(4 letters)

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I pay this to the government.

(3 letters)

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Use a credit card if you don't have this.

(4 letters)

Fill in the Blanks

People use this money in Europe.

(4 letters)

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This word means "make money".

(4 letters)

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A person who buys something is this

(8 letters)

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How much does it cost?

(5 letters)

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This is money that I make at work.

(6 letters)

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It costs a lot.

(9 letters)

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This word means "rich".

(7 letters)

The Currency Symbols of Countries

Guess the picture!

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Pound

• the Korean won

• the Japanese Yen

• the Philippine Peso

• the Euro

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Pound

• the Philippine Peso

• the Indian Rupee

• the Korean Won

• the Euro

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Malaysian Ringgit

• the Indonesian Rupiah

• the Dollar

• the Indian Rupee

• the Korean Won

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Euro

• the Turkish Lira

• the Indian Rupee

• the Korean Won

• the Pound

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Philippine Peso

• the Korean Won

• the Dollar

• the Euro

• the Japanese Yen

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Riel

• the Baht

• the Turkish Lira

• the Korean Won

• the Indian Rupee

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Baht

• the Riel

• the Korean Won

• the Indian Rupee

• the Euro

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Turkish Lira

• the Riel

• the Indian Rupee

• the Korean Won

• the Baht

Multiple Choice

What do you call this currency symbol?

• the Pound

• the Yuan

• the Japanese Yen

• the Turkish Lira

• the Euro

For the next quiz, we will learn and practice several phrasal verbs related to money.

Read the sentence and find the the money-related phrasal verbs.

Rasyid uses several different credit cards. He's running up a lot of debt.

running up

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Rizki sold me an old laptop. He said it was a great deal, but I think he ripped me off.

Fill in the Blanks

Ulifatin shopped around for a month before buying a car to get the best deal.

Fill in the Blanks

Dewi doesn't want to fork out on health insurance. She's young and healthy.

Fill in the Blanks

Mar'atusy's saving up for an apartment. She really wants to move out of her parents' house.

Fill in the Blanks

I need to cut back on my spending. I spent way too much money last month.

Fill in the Blanks

If everyone chips in, we will be able to buy Nabila a really nice present.

Fill in the Blanks

Sultan says he's good with his money, but he's just splashed out on a new sport car.

Match the phrasal verbs with their definitions.

Multiple Choice

to create a lot of debt

• to put down

• to cut back

• to chip in

• to run up

Multiple Choice

to spend less money generally

• to cut back

• to rip off

• to save up

• to pay back

Multiple Choice

to cheat someone by charging them too much

• to chip in

• to rip off

• to shop around

• to fork out

Multiple Choice

to contribute some money with other people

• to save up

• to run up

• to splash out

• to chip in

Multiple Choice

to pay a deposit

• to save up

• to fork out

• to put down

• to pay back

Multiple Choice

to compare prices and quality in different shops before buying.

• to shop around

• to splash out

• to run up

• to rip off

Multiple Choice

to return borrowed money

• to splash out

• to pay back

• to save up

• to chip in

Multiple Choice

to put money aside in order to buy something you want

• to save up

• to fork out

• to pay back

• to cut back

Multiple Choice

to spend a lot of money on something, usually unwillingly

• to run up

• to pay back

• to splash out

• to fork out

Multiple Choice

to spend a lot of money on something

• to splash out

• to chip in

• to rip off

• to run up