Remember: A bank keeps coins safe, and lends coins that are paid back with a little extra.
Questions
1
Which one is a banker lending?
⚖️weighing a lump of metal📦a strong box with a lock🙋borrowing coins to pay back later
2
Which one is not about keeping coins safe?
👝a sack left at the bench🔄swapping grain for fish🧾a slip that says what you left
3
📒Is a big book of amounts a banker's job?
YesNo
4
🥖Is six coins for a baker's oven a banker's job?
YesNo
5
🔄Is swapping grain for fish about lending?
YesNo
6
📒Is a big book of amounts about lending?
YesNo
7
Which one is not about keeping coins safe?
📣shouting prices at a stall📒a big book of amounts👝a sack left at the bench
8
Which one is a banker lending?
📣shouting prices at a stall🔄swapping grain for fish➕paying back one extra coin
9
Which one is a banker keeping coins safe?
🍞baking bread👝a sack left at the bench📣shouting prices at a stall
10
Which one is not a banker's job?
🙋borrowing coins to pay back later👝a sack left at the bench🍞baking bread
11
Which one is not a banker's job?
➕paying back one extra coin📦a strong box with a lock⚖️weighing a lump of metal
12
Which one is a banker keeping coins safe?
🙋borrowing coins to pay back later📣shouting prices at a stall📒a big book of amounts
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Answer key · Set B
The first banks
1borrowing coins to pay back later
2swapping grain for fish
3No
4No
5No
6No
7shouting prices at a stall
8paying back one extra coin
9a sack left at the bench
10baking bread
11weighing a lump of metal
12a big book of amounts
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