OBJECTIVE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE - CURRENCIES

 OBJECTIVE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE -  CURRENCIES

  1. The currency of Italy is :
    1. Rupee
    2. Peso
    3. Lira
    4. Yen
  2. What is the currency of Bangladesh?
    1. Taka
    2. Rupiah
    3. Paisa
    4. Rupee
  3. Zloty is the currency of :
    1. Hungary
    2. Portugal
    3. Poland
    4. Romania
  4. Dinar is the currency of :
    1. Iraq
    2. Iran
    3. Italy
    4. Israel
  5. Krona is the currency of :
    1. Switzerland
    2. Sudan
    3. Norway
    4. Sweden
  6. The currency of South Africa is :
    1. Lira 
    2. Pound
    3. Rand
    4. France
  7. Yen is the currency of :
    1. Italy
    2. Japan
    3. China
    4. Panama
  8. Guilder is the currency of :
    1. Sweden
    2. The Netherlands
    3. Spain
    4. Libya
  9. Rupees is the currency of :
    1. Lebanon
    2. Taiwan
    3. India
    4. Sri Lanka
  10. The currency of Portugal is :
    1. Escudo
    2. Franc
    3. Pound
    4. Peso
  11. Pound is the currency of :
    1. Britain
    2. Cyprus
    3. Congo
    4. All of them
  12. Lira is the currency of :
    1. Iran
    2. Korea
    3. Italy
    4. Bulgaria
  13. Rouble is the currency of :
    1. Poland
    2. Russia
    3. Norway
    4. Israel
  14. The currency of Thailand is :
    1. Dollar
    2. Baht
    3. Taka
    4. Pound
  15. Rupiah is the currency of :
    1. Indonesia
    2. Bulgaria
    3. Australia
    4. Italy
  16. The currency of Myanmar is :
    1. Krona
    2. Leva
    3. Yen
    4. Kyat
  17. Dinar is the currency of :
    1. France
    2. Sweden
    3. Tunisia
    4. None of these
  18. The currency of China is :
    1. Yen
    2. Euro
    3. Leva
    4. Renminbi
  19. The currency of the people's Republic of China is :
    1. Renminbi
    2. Yuan
    3. Both
    4. None of these
  20. Pula is the currency of :
    1. Rhodesia
    2. Zambia
    3. Mauritius
    4. Botswana

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