Money Millionaire - Young Learners Edition
An interactive 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' game for young learners (age 7) focusing on basic money vocabulary at CEFR A2 level. Questions progress from easy identification of coins and notes to understanding how money is used in everyday situations. Designed with simple, concrete language and familiar contexts.
A free Millionaire Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Vocabuulary related to money..
Questions
- What can you use to buy things at a shop? — A) Books B) Toys C) Notes D) Shoes
- Which one is another word for a coin? — A) A card B) A note C) A wallet D) A penny
- Where do you keep your money safe when you are traveling? — A) In a wallet B) In a box C) In a bag D) In a pocket
- What is paper money called? — A) A coin B) A receipt C) A note D) A card
- You go to the bank to get money. What machine takes money out of the bank? — A) A wallet B) A card machine C) An ATM D) A receipt
- When you buy something in a shop, the shopkeeper gives you a small piece of paper. What is this paper called? — A) A coin B) A wallet C) A receipt D) A note
- You have five coins and three notes. How many pieces of money do you have? — A) Three pieces B) Five pieces C) Eight pieces D) Two pieces
- You want to buy a toy for 10000KRW. You have 5000KRW. What do you need to do? — A) Ask for the toy nicely B) Save more money C) Take the toy home D) Give your wallet to the shop
- At the shop, you pay with a card. The machine that takes your card is called a card machine. What does the card machine do? — A) It counts your coins B) It takes money from your card C) It opens the shop door D) It gives you a receipt
- You have a wallet with coins, notes, and a card inside. Which one is NOT money? — A) All of them are money B) A note C) A card D) A coin