Sarah's Adventures with Coins

Miss Natalie introduces a story about Sarah, who saves coins in a money box. Sarah uses her coins to embark on adventures, buying books, visiting markets, and learning about cultural symbols on coins. The story encourages saving and exploring the meanings behind currency images.

What is the currency used in Ghana as mentioned in the story?

• Euros

• Pesos

• Dollars

• Yen

How long did Sarah save her coins before her money box was full?

• One year

• One month

• Six months

• Two years

What did Sarah decide to do with her 10 peso coins?

• Buy a book

• Save for a trip

• Visit the market

• Buy chocolates

What fruit did Sarah buy at the market with her 50 peso coins?

• Oranges

• Bananas

• Apples

• Pineapples

What did Sarah learn about chocolate in school?

• It's made from flour

• It's made from sugar

• It's made from cocoa beans

• It's made from milk

What is depicted on the 5 peso coin that Sarah found?

• A cocoa pod

• An Asante Ivy trumpet

• A straw hat

• A book

What did Sarah plan to do with her 20 peso coins?

• Buy a new dress

• Buy a book

• Buy chocolates

• Buy a toy

What did Sarah see on the one peso coin?

• The Adomi Bridge

• A diamond

• A star

• A map of Ghana

What did Sarah's parents teach her about coins?

• How to look carefully at them

• How to save them

• How to spend them

• How to throw them away

What did Sarah plan to do with the remaining coins in her jar?

• Spend them all at once

• Save them for a rainy day

• Plan new adventures

• Give them to charity