Question

Tell someone that you are going to a convention of accountants and you might get a few yawns, yet money and how it works is probably one of the most interesting things on earth. It is fascinating and almost magical, how money appeared on our planet. Unlike most developments we enjoy, which can be traced back to a source, civilisation or inventor, money appeared in places then unconnected all over the world in a remarkably similar way.Consider the American Indians using Wampum, West Africans trading in decorative metallic objects called Manillas, and the Fijians economy based on whale's teeth, some of which are still legal tender; add to that shells, amber, ivory, decorative feathers, cattle including oxen & pigs, a large number of stones including jade and quartz, which have all been used for trade across the world, and we get a taste of the variety of accepted currency.There is something charming and childlike imagining primitive societies, our ancestors, using all these colourful forms of money. As long as everyone concerned canagree on a value, this is a sensible thing for a community to do.After all, the person who has what you need might not need what you have to trade. Money solves that problem neatly. Real value with each exchange, and everyone gaining from the convenience. The idea is really inspired, which might explain why so many diverse minds came up with it. Once the money is accepted as a form of exchange, those who produce, loan out, and manipulate the quantity of money are obviously in a very strong position They are the "Money Changers"."History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments by controlling money and its issuance," said President James Madison.Money, money, money, it's always just been there, right? Wrong. Obviously, it's issued by the government to make it easy for us to exchange things. Wrong again!Truth is, most people don't realise that the issuing of money is essentially a private business and that the privilege of issuing money has been a major bone of contention throughout history.What is fascinating and almost magical? *
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a. Convention of Accountants
b. Evolution of Money
c. Yawning
d. All of the aboveWhat is unique about the development of money? *
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a. It can be traced back to a source
b. It has an inventor
c. It appeared in unconnected places in a similar way
d. It was developed in ancient civilisationiii. Which currencies did Wampum the West African use? *
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a. Manillas
b. Wampum
c. Whale's Teeth
d. Decorative FeathersWhat is still a legal tender in the Fijian Economy? *
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a. Cattle
b. Jade and Quartz
c. Shells and Ivory
d. Whale's TeethWhat is something charming and childlike to imagine? *
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a. Use of colourful forms of money
b. People living in Primitive Societies
c. Our ancestors agreeing on common values
d. All of the aboveWho are the "Money Changers"? *
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a. People who loan out money
b. People who manipulate the quantity of money
c. People who produce money
d. All of the aboveWhat did President James Madison say about the money changers? *
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a. They use violent methods to maintain control over the issuance of money.
b. They change money from time to time.
c. They work under the government's control.
d. They are polite and peaceful people.Who controls the issuance of money? *
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a. Government
b. Money Changers
c. President James Madison
d. Kings and their ministersWhat is meant by 'convenience'? *
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a. comfort
b. escape
c. clown
d. transportWhat is meant by the word, 'Intrigue'? *
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a. plot
b. interest
c. interval
d. fear​

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Peggy, Maddie and the other girls used to make fun of her dresses. Wanda used to tell them that she had a hundred dresses and sixty pairs of shoes even though she wore the same faded blue cotton dress everyday. Fed up with her teasing, she left the school and moved to a big city with her family.

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