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Australian coins and notes quiz for kids

Can you count Australian money?

10 multiple-choice questions, with the answer explained after each one.

Answer each question, see why, and beat your best score.

All 10 questions and answers

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  1. Which coin is gold-coloured and smaller than the $1 coin?
    • 20c
    • $2
    • 10c
    • 50c
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    $2. The $2 coin is smaller but worth more.

  2. How many sides does the 50c coin have?
    • 10
    • 12
    • Round, with no sides
    • 8
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    12. The 50-cent coin is a dodecagon.

  3. Which of these is NOT an Australian coin today?
    • 1c
    • 20c
    • $2
    • 5c
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    1c. 1c and 2c coins were withdrawn in 1992.

  4. How many 20c coins make $1?
    • 4
    • 20
    • 5
    • 10
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    5. 5 Γ— 20c = 100c = $1.

  5. What colour is the $100 note?
    • Pink
    • Blue
    • Red
    • Green
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    Green. The $5 is mauve, the $10 blue, the $20 red and the $50 yellow.

  6. What colour is the $10 note?
    • Blue
    • Purple
    • Green
    • Yellow
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    Blue. The $10 note is blue.

  7. Australian notes are made from…
    • Cotton
    • Paper
    • Polymer (a type of plastic)
    • Aluminium
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    Polymer (a type of plastic). Polymer notes last longer and are hard to forge.

  8. You have $2 and spend 75c. How much is left?
    • $1.75
    • $1.25
    • $0.25
    • $1.35
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    $1.25. 200c βˆ’ 75c = 125c = $1.25.

  9. What is 3 Γ— 50c?
    • $1.15
    • $1.00
    • $2.50
    • $1.50
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    $1.50. 50 + 50 + 50 = 150 cents.

  10. Which is worth the most: three $1 coins, a $5 note, or two $2 coins?
    • They are all equal
    • Two $2 coins
    • The $5 note
    • Three $1 coins
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    The $5 note. $5 is more than $3 or $4.

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