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Where do they use the Peso? a. Spain b. Portugal c. Panama d. Philippines

d. Philippines

What are Vietnam Dong bills made out of? a. paper b. cloth c. plastic d. nickel

c. plastic

Who is currently the highest paid actor in the world?

Dwayne Johnson (therock)

How would you define the word 'debt'?

The money you have borrowed and which you have to pay back

He lent his lawnmower ______ his neighbours.

to

What city is the most expensive in the world to live in?

Monaco

What type of money is this?

Bitcoin

What country uses this currency? a. Japan b. South Korea c. China d. Taiwan

c. China

The Beatles sang: Money can't buy me........what?

Love

I took ___ €200 from a cash machine

out

What country uses this currency?

Thailand (Bhat)

What are US dollar bills made out of? a. paper b. cloth c. plastic d. nickel

b. cloth (cotton fiber)

Name another word for "rich"

wealthy

Where in the World did they first use paper money? a. Europe b. Egypt c. China d. India e. Vietnam

c. China

Which brand of car is the most expensive in the World to be sold?

Ferrari - a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO - for $48.4 million

What is the word for the money you receive in your job, usually once a month?

Salary

What did the ancient Aztecs of Mexico use as money? a. sea shells b. rabbits c. gold d. chocolate

d. chocolate (cacao beans)

On average, how long does a US $1 bill last before it's lost or destroyed? a. 16 days b. 7 months c. 2 years d. 12 years

c. 2 years (actually 18 months on average)

What do you do if you 'haggle' or 'barter'?

You try to get the price down

Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world, is the owner of which company?

Amazon

What money do they use in Malaysia? a. Dollars b. Ringgit c. Rupee d. Rupiah

b. Ringgit

What was the currency of France before the Euro?

Franc

informal - without money

broke

What is the World's oldest money that is still in use today? a. British Pound b. US Dollar c. Swedish Krone d. Indian Rupee

a. British Pound (757 A.D. until today)