Money and its Role — Practice Quiz
NIOS · Class 10 · Economics
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What is barter system in the context of exchange of goods and services?
What is money generally accepted by society as?
Which of these is a function of money?
What is the currency of India called?
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What is the symbol of the Indian Rupee?
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₹
The symbol of Rupee is ₹.
How much is 50 paisa equal to?
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Half of one rupee
50 paisa equals half of one rupee.
Which country uses the dollar as its currency?
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USA
The currency in USA is called dollar.
What is the main reason money replaced barter system?
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The barter system had many demerits
Money came into being because barter system had many problems.
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