Money Around the World 🌟 – Grade 6 Financial Literacy
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The Canadian coin worth 1 dollar is called:
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Hello superstar! The loonie is the gold-coloured $1 coin. You are doing wonderfully learning about Canadian and international currencies!
The Canadian coin worth 2 dollars is called:
Explanation:
The toonie is the silver and gold $2 coin.
How many cents are in 1 Canadian dollar?
Explanation:
There are 100 cents in every dollar.
The currency used in the United States is:
Explanation:
The US dollar is the currency of our neighbour.
The currency used in most countries of Europe is:
Explanation:
The Euro is used by many European countries.
If you have 4 loonies, how much money do you have in dollars?
Explanation:
4 × $1 = $4.
A toonie is worth how many loonies?
Explanation:
1 toonie = 2 loonies = $2.
If something costs $5.75, how much is this in cents?
Explanation:
$5.75 = 5 dollars and 75 cents = 575 cents.
The British currency is called:
Explanation:
The British Pound is used in the United Kingdom.
If 1 Canadian dollar is worth about 0.75 US dollars, then 4 Canadian dollars is worth about:
Explanation:
4 × 0.75 = 3 USD.
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