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Currency & Language Quiz
Currency & Language · Medium
13 questions · Unlimited attempts · Free online practice
Currencies and languages are two of the most recognizable features of every country, reflecting its identity, culture, and history. Learning about them makes geography more meaning...
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All 13 questions in this Currency & Language quiz
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Which currency is used in Japan?
- A. Yen
- B. Dollar
- C. Euro
- D. Won
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What is the currency of Iran?
- A. Riyal
- B. Dinar
- C. Toman
- D. Rial
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Which is the most spoken language in the world?
- A. English
- B. Spanish
- C. Hindi
- D. Mandarin Chinese
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How many people speak Hindi as a native language - making it the world's third most spoken native language?
- A. 250 million
- B. 600 million
- C. 350 million
- D. 530 million
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What is the official currency of Cuba?
- A. US Dollar
- B. Convertible Peso
- C. Havana Dollar
- D. Cuban Peso
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What is the currency of Zimbabwe after the collapse of the Zimbabwean Dollar?
- A. New Zimbabwe Dollar
- B. US Dollar and others
- C. Zimbabwean Pound
- D. South African Rand only
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How many countries officially use French as an official language?
- A. 20
- B. 29
- C. 16
- D. 28
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Which language isolate - unrelated to any other known language family - is spoken in the Pyrenees mountains?
- A. Basque
- B. Romani
- C. Occitan
- D. Catalan
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What language is spoken by the most people as a native language in Africa?
- A. French
- B. Hausa
- C. Swahili
- D. Arabic
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What language family does Finnish belong to that makes it unusual among European languages?
- A. Slavic
- B. Finno-Ugric (Uralic)
- C. Romance
- D. Germanic
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What is the Icelandic language famous for in terms of language preservation?
- A. Being extremely simplified
- B. Borrowing extensively from English
- C. Inventing new words from native roots to avoid foreign borrowing
- D. Using runic script still today
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Which language is considered the ancestor of all Romance languages?
- A. Classical Latin
- B. Medieval Latin
- C. Proto-Indo-European
- D. Vulgar Latin
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What is the most widely spoken indigenous language in the Americas?
- A. Aymara
- B. Nahuatl
- C. Guaran
- D. Quechua