Remember: A bank keeps coins safe with a ledger, a vault and a promise.
Questions
1
Which one does not keep coins safe?
🧦a sock with a hole💂a guard at the door🕵️strict rules and checks
2
Which one does not keep coins safe?
💂a guard at the door🪴a pot plant by the window📜a signed promise to give coins back
3
Which one keeps coins safe?
🕵️strict rules and checks🚪a lock-code written on the door🧦a sock with a hole
4
Which one does not keep coins safe?
🕵️strict rules and checks📜a signed promise to give coins back🕰️a clock on the wall
5
Which one does not keep coins safe?
🪴a pot plant by the window💂a guard at the door📜a signed promise to give coins back
6
📜Does a signed promise to give coins back keep coins safe?
YesNo
7
📜Is a signed promise to give coins back a safe place for coins?
YesNo
8
Which one does not keep coins safe?
📒the ledger🗝️a heavy lock🕰️a clock on the wall
9
Which one does not keep coins safe?
🗝️a heavy lock📒the ledger🚪a lock-code written on the door
10
Which one keeps coins safe in a bank?
🧦a sock with a hole🪟an open window at night📒the ledger
11
Which one does not keep coins safe?
🕵️strict rules and checks🗝️a heavy lock🌙coins left on the counter overnight
12
Which one keeps coins safe in a bank?
🪟an open window at night🔒a thick vault door🧦a sock with a hole
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Answer key · Set C
How banks keep money safe
1a sock with a hole
2a pot plant by the window
3strict rules and checks
4a clock on the wall
5a pot plant by the window
6Yes
7Yes
8a clock on the wall
9a lock-code written on the door
10the ledger
11coins left on the counter overnight
12a thick vault door
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