MyNext EscapeCan you identify what currencies are used in different countries around the world. This quiz has 20 questions ranging from countries using currencies through to guessing the country from a picture of the currency? We think 14/20 would be the score to beat, good luck.
This Greek currency was official phased out in 2002. What was it called?
1. Vatu
2. Drachma
3. Real
What currency is ₹ the symbol for?
1. Indian rupee
2. Thai baht
3. Israeli shekel
Which of these symbols represents the Euro, Pound, Yen and Dollar?
1. €, £, ¥, $
2. ¥, €, £, $
3. £, €, ¥, $
What is the main currency of Puerto Rico?
1. Puerto Rican Crown
2. Puerto Rican Pound
3. United States Dollar
If you were visiting Edinburgh, which currency would you need to have?
1. Scottish Pounds
2. Pound sterling
3. Euro
What is the main currency of Kazakhstan?
1. Zloty
2. Leke
3. Tenge
What country uses a currency called the cordoba?
1. Nicaragua
2. Argentina
3. Brazil
What country listed below uses zloty as its currency?
1. Lithuania
2. Estonia
3. Poland
Taka (pictured) is the main currency of which country?
1. Bangladesh
2. Kyrgyzstan
3. Albania
What currency is shared by Austria, Finland, France and Portugal?
1. Euro
2. Pound
3. Dollar
Kawacha (pictured) is the main currency of which country?
1. Zimbabwe
2. Namibia
3. Zambia
What currency would you use on Norfolk Island?
1. United States Dollar
2. Australian Dollar
3. Fijian Dollar
What is the oldest continuously used currency in the world?
1. British pound sterling
2. United States Dollar
3. Japanese Yen
While the currency of Argentina is represented with a $, it's called what?
1. Peso
2. Pound
3. Escuado
While Korea and Taiwan used the yen at some point in their history, which country is the only one that still uses yen as the name of its currency?
1. China
2. Vietnam
3. Japan
Two Middle Eastern nations use the dirham as their currency, the United Arab Emirates and …
1. Jordan
2. Qatar
3. Morocco
Which countries currency is shown below?
1. Jamaica
2. Zimbabwe
3. Jordan
What is the currency of Sweden?
1. Euro
2. Krona
3. Franc
Visitors to Denmark and Greenland would need to convert their native currency to which of the following?
1. Marcs
2. Krone
3. Gulden
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) uses a special form of "currency" called what?
1. Special drawing rights
2. Monetary asset unit
3. International financial credits
