Vocabulary Words
Currency characteristics
Currency in North America
Review of Unit 3
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What is a seller?

a person who takes money or other items in exchange for things he/she wants or needs

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True or false: Money comes in paper bills and metal coins.

True

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What is the paper currency used in the USA called?

dollars

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What does demand mean?

number of people who want or need something

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What is a buyer?

a person who gives money or trades items for things he or she wants or needs.

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What does every country in the world have regarding money?

A money system called currency.

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What are paper bills in Canada called?

dollars

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What is the percentages of oranges are grown in Florida for all of the United States?

75%

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What does it mean to exchange?

To trade one item or another item.

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True or false: Is money divisible?

True - it can be divided into smaller amounts.

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Who is on the American $1.00 bill?

first president: George Washington

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What is a product scarce in Florida?

Answers may vary:  cheese, wheat, been, oil 

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What is scarcity?

When something is difficult to get or find.

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True or false: Money is not durable.

False: money is durable, means it will be not fall apart easily.

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What are Mexican coins called?

centavos

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What does supply mean?

Amount of something that is available

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What is currency?

A country's system of money.

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Is money recognizable?

Yes

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What symbol is on the back of some East Caribbean coins?

show a picture of a queen

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On page 115, how was Mr. Smith a buyer and a seller?

Answers may vary: Because Mr. Smith sold apples and buys goods and services needed for his farm, and a guitar from Mr. Timmons.