World Currencies Quiz

Cameroon uses the Central African CFA Franc as its currency, shared by six Central African nations. The CFA Franc is guaranteed by the French Treasury and maintains a fixed exchange rate with the Euro. The other options are currencies of different countries: Rupiah (Indonesia), Euro (European Union), and Taka (Bangladesh).

Canada's official currency is the Canadian Dollar (CAD), divided into 100 cents. It is often abbreviated as 'C$' to distinguish it from other dollar-denominated currencies, particularly the US Dollar. The other options are currencies of different countries: Dinar (several Middle Eastern and North African countries), US Dollar (United States), and Euro (European Union).

Costa Rica's currency is the Colon (CRC), named after Christopher Columbus (known as Cristobal Colon in Spanish). The Colon was introduced in 1896, replacing the Costa Rican Peso, and is divided into 100 centimos. The other options are currencies of different countries: Euro (European Union), Taka (Bangladesh), and Yuan/Renminbi (China).

Ethiopia's official currency is the Birr (ETB), which means 'silver' in Amharic, Ethiopia's official language. The Birr is subdivided into 100 santims and has been Ethiopia's currency since 1945. The other options are currencies of different countries: UAE Dirham (United Arab Emirates), Euro (European Union), and Gourde (Haiti).

Finland adopted the Euro in 1999, replacing the Finnish Markka (mark). Dinar is used in Middle Eastern countries, Rupiah is Indonesian currency, and Pound Sterling is British. Finland was one of the first EU countries to join the Eurozone.

Georgia uses the Lari (GEL) as its official currency. The US Dollar, Brazilian Real, and Krone are currencies of other countries and not used in Georgia.

Ghana uses the Cedi (GHS) as its official currency. The Lek is Albanian, while the Euro and Pound Sterling are European currencies not used in Ghana.

Hungary uses the Forint (HUF) as its official currency. Pound Sterling is British, the US Dollar is American, and Dinar is used in several Middle Eastern and North African countries.

Austria uses the Euro (EUR) as its official currency, having adopted it in 1999/2002. Taka is Bangladeshi, US Dollar is American, and Gourde is Haitian.

Mongolia uses the Tugrik (MNT) as its official currency. Pound Sterling is British, Real is Brazilian, and Won is Korean (South or North).

Netherlands uses the Euro (EUR) as its official currency. Tugrik is Mongolian, Won is Korean, and Taka is Bangladeshi.

Nigeria uses the Naira (NGN) as its official currency. Taka is Bangladeshi, US Dollar is American, and Won is Korean.

Pakistan uses the Pakistan Rupee (PKR) as its official currency. Dirham is used in UAE and Morocco, US Dollar is American, and Zloty is Polish.

Panama uses two official currencies: the Balboa (PAB) and the US Dollar. Dinar is Middle Eastern/North African, Won is Korean, and Taka is Bangladeshi.

Paraguay uses the Guarani (PYG) as its official currency. Dirham is Middle Eastern, Dinar is used in several countries, and Real is Brazilian.

Singapore uses the Singapore Dollar (SGD) as its official currency. Somoni is Tajik, Dirham is Middle Eastern, and Koruna is Czech (and formerly Slovak).

Slovakia uses the Koruna (historical) - this question appears to refer to the pre-Euro era as Slovakia adopted the Euro in 2009. US Dollar is American, Dong is Vietnamese, and Bolivars is Venezuelan.

South Africa's official currency is the Rand, abbreviated as ZAR. The Rand was introduced in 1961 and is subdivided into 100 cents. Dirham is used in UAE and Morocco, Dinar in several Middle Eastern countries, and Real in Brazil.

Sri Lanka's official currency is the Sri Lankan Rupee (SLR or LKR), issued by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. Dong is Vietnam's currency, Won is used in Korea, and Somoni is Tajikistan's currency. The rupee is also used in India, Pakistan, and other South Asian nations.

Sweden's official currency is the Krona (plural: kronor), abbreviated as SEK. Sweden maintains its own currency despite being an EU member. The US Dollar is America's currency, Dinar is used in Middle Eastern countries, and Pound Sterling is the UK's currency. Norway and Denmark also use currencies named kroner/crowns.