Audio:QS150201
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Correct:Australia*QS150202*
Wrong 1:Haiti
Wrong 2:Malaysia
Wrong 3:Mexico
Wrong 4:Mongolia
Wrong 5:South Africa
Wrong 6:Switzerland
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GeoByte1:Australia adopted the dollar as its main unit of currency in 1966.
GeoByte2:The dollar is also the main unit of currency in the United States, Canada and New Zealand.
GeoByte3:Queen Elizabeth II, the head of the British Commonwealth of Nations, is seen on this note.
GeoByte4:In the 1800s Australia had doughnut-shaped dollars. Both the "doughnut" and the "hole" were used as currency.
GeoByte5:The modern Parliament House, shown on the back of this note, is in Australia's capital, Canberra. You can see it in the Glossary.
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