online course banknotes

Question 1

What is the name of the security feature next to the yellow spot?

Accepted Answer

denomination

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democracy

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deformation

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reformation

Question 2

Name the security feature next to the yellow spot

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official signature

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official autograph

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fun signature

Question 3

Name the security feature next to the yellow spot and explain why it is used.

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portraits of special people/places

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portrait to add colour

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photograph for social media posts

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portrait of terrible places/people

Question 4

Why do we add portraits of people or places to banknotes and coins? Drag and drop the right answer/s to the yellow spots

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to celebrate people/places we admire

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to make banknotes harder to copy

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to show the people/places we hate

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to make cash more colourful

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for fun

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to make banknotes trendier

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just to make banknotes pretty

Question 5

Name the security feature next to the yellow spot

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see-through window

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window

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see-through door

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it has no name

Question 6

What is this security feature called? Drag the right answer to the yellow spot

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hologram

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grammar

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holy gram

Question 7

What is this security feature next to the yellow spot? Drag the answer  (yes, you can!)

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The serial number

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The cereal number

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A number scribbled for fun

Question 8

Dave says that banknotes were used for the first time in China. Imogen says it was in Italy.
Who is right?  Drop the right answer to the yellow spot.

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Dave

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Imogen

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Neither

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Both

Question 9

Imogen is mentioning the time when European countries started using banknotes and Zaid the countries. Drag and drop the right labels in the speech bubbles

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Renaissance

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Major business centres, like Florence

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Modern Times

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Ancient Times

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Middle Ages

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Everywhere

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London

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New York

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China

Question 10

How do serial numbers, printed on banknotes, help make them hard to copy?  Drag and drop the right answer to the yellow spot

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the serial number helps track the note

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criminals do not know numbers

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the issuer looks smart

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it's one extra thing to copy

Question 11

What is the latest material used to make banknotes hard to fake? Drag the right answer to the yellow spot.

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polymers (plastic)

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light paper

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thick paper

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silk

Question 12

In 2016 the UK joined a small group of countries that use polymer (plastic) banknotes. Why? Drag the right answer/s to the yellow spots

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Because they are hard to copy

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Because polymers are stronger than paper

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Because it's good to change once

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Because they are smarter

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Because they are fun

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Because polymers smell better

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Because polymers are clean

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Because it's the latest trend

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