What Is Money?
What Is Money?
What Is Money?
What Is Money?
What Is Money?
100

Exchange of goods or services for other goods or services without using money.

What is Barter.

100

Anything widely accepted as final payment to buy goods and services.

What is Money.

100

A written order guaranteed by a bank, drawn on the customer's own funds.

What is Check.

100

Metallic forms of money such as pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.

What is Coins.

100

A small plastic card issued by a bank, business, etc. allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit.

What is Credit Card.

200

The coins and paper bills used as money in an economy.

What is Currency.

200

1,000 Pennies / 40 Quarters / Alexander Hamilton

What is Ten Dollar Bill

200

80 Quarters / 400 Nickels / Andrew Jackson

What is Twenty Dollar Bill.

200

10 Dimes / 100 Pennies / 4 Quarters / George Washington

What is Dollar Bill.

200

100 Nickels / 500 Pennies / Abraham Lincoln

What is Five Dollar Bill.

300

The amount of money that something is worth; the price or cost of something.

What is Value.

300

A payment card that deducts money directly from a consumer's checking account to pay for a purchase.

What is Debit Card.

300

A basic unit of money in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and other countries.

What is Dollar.

300

Gives a person the gift of cash but on a card. It can be used at a specific location or multiple locations depending on the type of card purchased.

What is Gift Card.

300

Money received from working, allowance, birthday gifts, chores, etc.

What is Income.

400

A written order guaranteed by a bank after giving the bank cash, drawn on the bank's own funds and signed by a cashier.

What is Cashier's Check.

400

Intangibles (something that cannot be touched) provided by other people, such as doctors, lawn care workers or a personal trainer.

What is Services.

400

A written order (purchased with cash) to pay a particular amount of money to a specified person or company.

What is Money Order.

400

Give something and receive something of the same kind or same value in return.

What is Exchange.

400

Items that are tangible, such as food, books, pens, shoes, hats, and clothes.

What is Goods.

500

$41.04 - $26.34 = $_____

What is $14.70.

500

$280 x $40 = $_____

What is $11,200.

500

$80.00 - $47.93 = $_____

What is $32.07.

500

$7,500 x $3 = $_____

What is $22,500.

500

$22.48 + 56.95 = $_____

What is $79.43

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