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Check
your skills - set A
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Question 1:
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A component that
comes from America costs $6.00. Use this exchange rate
to calculate the cost of the component in pounds.
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Content:
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Graphic:
Exchange rate on screen: £1.00 = $1.50
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Answer:
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C. £4.00
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Question 2:
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Use this exchange rate to convert £100 into euros.
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Content:
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Graphic:
Exchange rate on screen: £1.00 = €1.60
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Answer:
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D. €160.00
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Question 3:
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Use this exchange rate
to convert €320.00 into pounds.
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Content:
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Graphic:
Photo
of mobile phone with price tag of €320.00.
Exchange rate on screen:
£1.00 = €1.60
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Answer:
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A. £200.00
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Question 4:
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An
item costs £300.00 in the UK and
€480.00 in Europe. Use this exchange rate
to decide which of the following statements is correct.
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Content:
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Graphic:
Two photos of the same mobile phone on screen. One
photo has price tag of £300.00, the other photo has a price tag of €480.00.
Exchange rate on screen:
£1.00 = €1.60
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Answer:
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C. The mobile
phone costs the same in Europe as it does in the UK.
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Check
your skills - set B
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Question 1:
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A component from America costs $9.00. Use this exchange rate to calculate the
cost of the component in pounds.
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Content:
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Graphic: Small mobile component
Exchange rate on screen: £1.00 = $1.50
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Answer:
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D. £6.00
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Question 2:
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If an item £50.00,
use this exchange rate to calculate the price of the item in euros.
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Content:
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Graphic: mobile phone
Exchange rate on screen: £1.00 = €1.60
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Answer:
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B. €80.00
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Question 3:
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Use this exchange rate to convert €640.00
into pounds.
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Content:
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Graphic: Photo of mobile phone
Exchange rate on screen:
£1.00 = €1.60
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Answer:
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A. £400.00
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Question 4:
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An item costs £40.00
in the UK and €70.00 in Europe. Use this exchange rate
to decide which of the following statements is correct.
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Content:
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Graphic: One photo has price tag of
£40.00; the other photo has a price tag of €70.00.
Exchange rate on screen:
£1.00 = €1.60
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Answer:
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B. The mobile
phone is more expensive in Europe than it is in the UK.
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Learn
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Screen 4:
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A company wants to sell one of its products in
Europe. If the product costs £60.00 in the UK, how much should it cost in
Europe?
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Content:
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Graphic:
(Exchange rate on screen)
£1.00 = €1.60
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Answer:
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96 or 96.00
60 multiplied by 1.60 is
96
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Screen 6:
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The price of car in
Europe is €9,600. Use the exchange
rate to calculate how much the car
will cost in pounds sterling.
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Content:
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Graphic: Picture of a car with price tag of €9,600.
Exchange rate on screen: £1.00
= €1.60
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Answer:
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B. £6,000
9600 divided by 1.60 is
equal to 6000.
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Screen 8:
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Click on the box next to the statement you think is
correct.
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Content:
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Answer:
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C. If
the exchange rate is more than 1, then you’ll get more foreign currency
than the pounds you’re changing.
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