Introduction to Chinese Currency

The currency of China is officially called ​ (a)   . In English, we call it ​ (b)   .

• rénmínbì
• Chinese Yuan
• the Yen
• rupees
• won

Which symbol is used to represent Chinese currency?

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Which TWO currency codes are used to represent the Chinese currency?

• RMB

• GBP

• AUD

• CNY

• EUR

How many cents are in a dollar?

• 1

• 10

• 100

• 1000

In US currency, how many cents is the dime worth?

• 1

• 10

• 100

• 1000

Drag the dimes into the correct column to match the price tag.

Groups:

(a) $0.10

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(b) $0.30

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(c) $0.50

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(d) $0.20

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Drag the Chinese currency units into the column labelled with the equivalent unit.

Groups:

(a) dollar ￥1.00

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(b) dime ￥0.10

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(c) cent ￥0.01

• yuán

• jiǎo

• fēn

When writing prices in full, ￥1 is written as ​ (a)   but when speaking we would say ​ (b)   .

• 一元 yī yuán
• 一块 yí kuài

When writing prices in full, ￥0.50 would be ​ (a)   but when speaking we would say ​ (b)   .

• 五角 wǔjiǎo
• 五毛 wǔmáo

Match the bank note and the spoken names with the correct value.

Groups:

(a) ￥1.00

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(b) ￥5.00

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(c) ￥10.00

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(d) ￥20.00

• 一块 yí kuài

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• 五块 wǔ kuài

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• 十块 shí kuài

• 二十块 èrshí kuài