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What does it mean to barter?

• to trade or exchange a service or an item for another service or item

• to give a cow for a bucket of grain

• to give money in exchange for an item

• to give cryptocurrency in exchange for something

Why did it eventually make more sense to use paper currency instead of bartering?

What determines the type of pictures and images on currency?

• the artist decides what to draw

• the government decides what should be on money

• it should be colorful

• countries choose to put things that tell about their culture, history or important people on their currencies.

Which 3 options below demonstrate bartering.

• Ted gives Sue a blue marble for a green marble.

• Alice gives John a chocolate bar for his birthday.

• A farmer gives a shepherd some grain in exchange for some goat milk.

• Mom gives James money to buy something he wants at the store.

What are some examples of basic human needs? (pick three)

• Food

• Water

• Shelter

• Car

What is a good example of a time when we would write an order and sequence text? (pick 2)

• When telling about your favorite food.

• When telling someone how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

• When telling someone how to tie tennis shoes.

• When telling what you like to do in the summer.

The American flag is red, white and blue. It has 50 small white stars on a blue background. It also has 13 red and white stripes. What type of nonfiction text structure is this?

• cause and effect text structure

• compare and contrast text structure

• order and sequence structure

• descriptive text structure

Why do coins last longer than paper bills?

What is paper money made out of?

• trees

• bamboo

• cotton and linen

• grass

What does counterfeiting mean?

• to owe money

• to pay

• to print

• to make a very close copy of something