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Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the name of the world's first paper currency?

a)

юань

b)

рупия

c)

джиао

d)

рубль

2.

Wуhat does the idiom "a penny for your thoughts" mean?

a)

To offer money for silence*

b)

To ask what someone is thinking about

c)

To donate money

d)

To earn a lot of money*

3.

In which country are the world’s richest private banks located?

a)

США / USA

b)

Швейцария / Switzerland

c)

Япония / Japan

d)

Германия / Germany

4.

What does the expression "bring home the bacon" mean?

a)

To bring meat home

b)

earn money for the family

c)

To come home late

d)

To win a competition*

5.

Which banknote is not in circulation in the USA?

a)

10

b)

20

c)

50

d)

200

6.

What does the phrase "money talks" mean?

a)

Money can speak*

b)

Money makes a rustling sound

c)

Those who have money have power

d)

Money gives advice

7.

What kind of money was used in Ancient Greece?

a)

монеты

b)

бумаги

c)

биткойны

d)

животные

8.

What does the idiom "not worth the paper it's printed on" mean?

a)

A document that's worthless

b)

A very valuable thing

c)

Expensive paper

d)

*A good piece of news

9.

In which country is the weakest currency in the world?

a)

россия

b)

турция

c)

казахстан

d)

венесуэла

10.

What does the idiom "born with a silver spoon in one's mouth" mean?

a)

Born with talent

b)

Born into a poor family*

c)

Born into a wealthy family

d)

To love eating with a spoon

11.

What is the process called when a large amount of money is printed, leading to a decrease in its value?

a)

инфляция

b)

дефляция

c)

рекламация

d)

экономика

12.

What does the idiom "cash in on something" mean?

a)

Spend money on something

b)

To gain profit or benefit from something

c)

Lose money

d)

Take cash away*

13.

Which animal is depicted on the $100 bill in the USA?

a)

Horse

b)

Eagle

c)

Lion

d)

Tiger

14.

What does the idiom "penny-wise and pound-foolish" mean?

a)

To save wisely

b)

Not understand the difference between money

c)

Saving small amounts but losing more on big expenses

d)

Spend a lot of money*

15.

What is the most common metal used to make coins?

a)

Gold

b)

Silver

c)

Aluminium

d)

Copper