The History of Money

Where did the first banknotes appear?

• China

• USA

• Japan

• Spain

What is the definition of barter?

• to visit another country with friends

• to change clothes and buy new ones

• to exchange resources or services for mutual advantage

• to buy an elephant and an orange

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What materials were used to make the first metal coins?

• aluminium, gold and rock

• broze, gold or silver

• broze, gold and rock

• iron, spiderman and gold

What is likely to happen to money in the future?

• Physical currency will disappear and we will use digital cash.

• physical currency will disappear and we will use cowrie shells.

• Physical currency will stay the same and the internet will disappear.

In the past, what would a person do if they tried bartering a camel and that person doesn't want it?

• Go find burgers

• Give up and not try anymore

• try to give two camels

• They would have to find what they needed

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People in China had holes in their money for what reason

• to make liter

• for a design

• to keep on a rope

• symbolism

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Which was the first country to make paper money?

• USA

• Canada

• Germany

• China

Where does the money come from when you use a debit card?

• Bank

• space

• government

• accounts

Throughout their history people have used different things _____ money.

• as

• for

• to

• is

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Now people carry _____ in their wallets instead of cash.

• coins

• shells

• livestock

• credit cards

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