GK (Currencies of Different Countries 2)

Pound Sterling is the official currency of the United Kingdom. The UK has never adopted the Euro despite being part of the European Union, and uses its own currency system.

The Som is the official currency of Uzbekistan. The Uzbekistan Som (UZS) replaced the Soviet ruble in 1994. Riyal is used in Middle Eastern countries, while USD and Euro are not Uzbekistan's currency.

Zambia's currency is the Kwacha (ISO code: ZMW). The Zimbabwe Dollar is from Zimbabwe, the Dong is Vietnam's currency, and the Euro is used by European Union countries - none of these are Zambia's currency.

Vietnam's currency is the Dong (abbreviated as VND). Yen is Japan's currency, Euro is used by European countries, and Bolivar is Venezuela's currency. The Dong has been Vietnam's currency since 1978.

Venezuela's official currency is the Bolivar (named after Simon Bolivar). Vatu is Vanuatu's currency, Riyal is used by several Middle Eastern countries, and Som is the currency of Kyrgyzstan (now Som).

Vatican City uses the Euro as its official currency despite not being an EU member, through a special agreement with Italy and the EU. Uruguayan Shilling is incorrect (Uruguay uses Peso), Riyal is Middle Eastern currency, and Franc is used by several countries but not Vatican City.

Zimbabwe's official currency is the Zimbabwe Dollar. The Kwacha is used in Zambia and Malawi, while the Dong is Vietnam's currency and the Bolivar is Venezuela's currency.

Vanuatu uses the Vatu as its official currency. The Som is used in Somalia and Somaliland, while the Dollar and Pound are common currency names used by many countries worldwide.

Yemen's official currency is the Yemeni Riyal. The Dollar and Euro are major international currencies, while the Vatu is specific to Vanuatu.

Uruguay uses the Uruguayan Peso as its national currency. While many South American countries use variants of the peso, Uruguay has its own distinct version. The Euro is European, the Lira is historical Italian currency, and the US Dollar is used in the United States.

The United States uses the US Dollar as its official currency. The Euro is used by European Union countries, the Pound is British currency, and the Australian Dollar is specific to Australia.

Ukraine uses the Hryvnia as its official currency. The US Dollar and Euro are major international currencies, while the Tunisian Dinar is specific to Tunisia.

Tuvalu uses the Australian Dollar as its official currency. The CFA Franc is used in West and Central Africa, while the Euro is European currency.

Correct answer is (1).

Turkey uses the Turkish Lira as its national currency. The Tunisian Dinar is specific to Tunisia, the Euro is European currency, and the Ruble is Russian currency.

Tunisia uses the Tunisian Dinar as its official currency. The Euro is European currency, the Australian Dollar is specific to Australia, and the Yen is Japanese currency.

Turkmenistan uses the Manat as its official currency. The Dinar is used in several Middle Eastern countries, the Yen is Japanese currency, and the CFA Franc is used in West and Central Africa.

Sweden uses the Krona as its official currency. The Somoni is Tajikistan's currency, the Baht is Thai currency, and the Euro is used by European Union countries (though Sweden is an EU member, it has not adopted the Euro).

Togo uses the CFA Franc as its official currency, which is shared by several West and Central African countries. The Australian and US Dollars are major international currencies, while the Euro is European currency.

Tajikistan's currency is the Somoni, introduced in 2000 to replace the Tajik Ruble. It is named after the historical founder of the Samanid dynasty, Ismail Samani. The other options are currencies of different countries: Manat (Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan), Euro (EU), and Dinar (various Middle Eastern countries).

Taiwan uses the New Taiwan Dollar as its official currency, issued by the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan). The other options are currencies of different regions: US Dollar (United States), Euro (European Union), and Yen (Japan).

Sudan uses the Sudanese Pound as its official currency. The other options are currencies of other countries or regions: Euro (European Union), US Dollar (United States), and Yen (Japan).

St. Lucia, as a member of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union, uses the East Caribbean Dollar. The other options are currencies of different regions: US Dollar (United States), Australian Dollar (Australia), and Euro (European Union).

Spain uses the Euro as its currency, being a member of the European Union. The other options are currencies of different countries: Pound (United Kingdom), Yen (Japan), and US Dollar (United States).

The currency of Thailand is Thai baht.