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Australian Coins and Notes

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Australian Coins and Notes

Australian currency illustration

💰 Part 1: Identifying Australian Currency

1. Which of these is the smallest Australian coin by value?

10 cents

5 cents

20 cents

50 cents

2. Australian banknotes are made from:

Paper

Polymer (plastic)

Cotton

Metal

3. Which Australian notes are currently in circulation? (Check all that apply)

$5

$10

$15

$20

$50

$100

4. The largest Australian coin by size is the:

$2 coin

$1 coin

50 cent coin

20 cent coin

🔍 Part 2: Currency Features and Values

5. Name one security feature found on Australian banknotes:
6. Complete the equation: How many 20 cent coins equal one dollar?

_______ × 20c = $1.00

7. Describe one physical difference between Australian coins and notes:
8. Fill in the missing values for Australian currency:

Coins: 5c, 10c, ____c, 50c, $____, $2

Notes: $5, $____, $20, $____, $100

🛒 Part 3: Real-Life Applications

9. You want to buy a chocolate bar that costs $2.50. Which combination of coins and notes could you use? (Check all that apply)

One $2 coin + one 50c coin

Five 50c coins

One $5 note

Two $1 coins + one 50c coin

10. Explain why it's important to understand the features of Australian currency in everyday life:

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