1. How well do you know Money?
How well do you know Money?
English
Oʻrtacha
Are you an expert on all things Money or just a beginner? Take this quiz to find out.
Tavsif
Money, Currency, Coins, Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, History, Facts
Teglar
30
Savollar
15 soniya
Har bir savolga
3:10
Oʻrtacha vaqt
3,5
Tanlov balli
4,7
Hamjamiyat reytingi
112
Ishtirokchilar
Testni boshlash
7 ta fikr
Swift Boar hakam
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Educational explanations. 👍
Explanations describe the reasons why the correct answers are correct.
E.g.: #q1, #q2, #q19, #q23, #q30, etc
Chic Piranha muallif
Could you please elaborate on why the quiz has received a score of 3.5 even though it had good educational explanations, was tidy and relatively original.
Chic Piranha muallif
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Bold Pony
Question 17 is confusing. US has the largest debt in the World (https://commodity.com/debt-clock/). Japan has the highest debt per capita.
Chic Piranha muallif
Hello, apologies for the confusion, however, the question is focusing on the "Public Debt". According to the CIA's website, Japan is No.1 https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/resources/the-world-factbook/fields/227rank.html

In addition, if you Google "what country is drowning in the most debt" multiple sources report Japan as No.1 too.
Bold Pony
Question 20. Grain and Cattle were barter, not money. Money needs to be a store of value, fungible, divisible, and hold its value over a long period of time. Not really the case of cattle... ;-)
Chic Piranha muallif
Hello, apologies for the confusion, and you are correct, grain and cattle were barter, however, the question focuses more on money as the system of exchange and that is why "grain and cattle" could be considered as "primitive" type money (nice article on "primitive money" https://hitrecord.org/records/1369327).
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