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Characteristics of NZ money

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1
Defacing. What does it mean.
To put it on your face?
To touch your face?
To take it off your face?
To spoil the appearance of something
2
Which one is NOT a security feature of the NZ banknote.
Fern matches both sides
Transparent Window
Raised printing
Serial numbers are all the same
3
The fine for defacing a NZ banknote is up to?
$500
$1000
$10 000
$1500
4
What is polymer?
It is something you can eat.
It is something you
It is something you can drink.
a substance which is made of plastics or resin.
5
Exposed. What does it mean in terms of money.
To give something away
To make something visible by uncovering it
To cover something up.
To keep something to yourself
6
Reproduce. What does it means.
To relive an event
To produce a copy of
To reprogramme something
To reinvent something
7
NZ money is embossed. What is the meaning of embossed
Money can be bossed around.
Money can be bossy??
A stamp or design on the surface or object that stands out
You are the boss of the money??
8
NZ money are transparent. What does transparent means.
You must not give it to your parents.
Your parents have a lot of money
The money can be transfered to your parents
Light can pass through so that objects behind can be seen.
9
Which one is NOT a characteristic of money?
Transportable
Durable
Counterfeitable
Scarce
10
Imitate. What does it mean?
To mimic or copy
To be nice to people.
To be helpful.
To irritate people