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U.S CURRENCY By: Danielle Ritter

DIRECTIONS Next Back Home

REFERENCES Coin information math_lessons/mathles3/index.htm Bill information a-currency-bills.html

U.S. CURRENCY Start Quiz

U.S. CURRENCY Bills One Five Ten Twenty Fifty One Hundred Coins Penny Nickel Dime Quarter

U.S. CURRENCY

THE PENNY This is a Penny. A penny is worth 1 cent

THE NICKEL This is a nickel. A nickel is worth 5 cents.

THE DIME This is a dime. A dime is worth 10 cents.

THE QUARTER This is a quarter. A quarter is worth 25 cents.

ONE DOLLAR BILL This is a one dollar bill. This bill is worth 1 dollar

FIVE DOLLAR BILL This is a five dollar bill. This bill is worth 5 dollars

TEN DOLLAR BILL This is a ten dollar bill. This bill is worth 10 dollars.

TWENTY DOLLAR BILL This is a twenty dollar bill. This bill is worth 20 dollars.

FIFTY DOLLAR BILL This is a fifty dollar bill. This bill is worth 50 dollars.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL This is a one hundred dollar bill. This bill is worth 100 dollars.

U.S CURRENCY Penny Nickel Dime Quarter One Dollar Bill Five Dollar Bill Ten Dollar Bill Twenty Dollar Bill Fifty Dollar Bill One Hundred Dollar Bill

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QUIZ Review

QUESTION 1 Click on the dime

Great Job!!

Opps! Try Again!

QUESTION 2 Click on the quarter

Awesome!

Better luck next time!

QUESTION 3 Click on the twenty dollar bill

Way to go!

Opps! Try Again!

QUESTION 4 Click on the penny

Good Job!!

Opps! Try Again!

QUESTION 5 Click on the one dollar bill

Awesome!

Better luck next time!

QUESTION 6 Click on the five dollar bill

Way to go!!

Try Again!

QUESTION 7 Click on the nickel

Great Job!!

Opps! Try Again!

QUESTION 8 Click on the fifty dollar bill

Great!!

Lets try again!

QUESTION 9 Click on the one dollar bill

Awesome!!

Almost.Try Again!

QUESTION 10 Click on the ten dollar bill

Correct!!

Lets try again!

GREAT JOB YOU FINISHED THE QUIZ!