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TOEFL Listening Class Unit 2 Passage 19

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Second, in the course of listening, just pay attention on what you know, if you missed something, just let it go . don't try to figure out what you missed .
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1. What is the talk mainly about?

An old type of Canadian money
The history of the Bank of Canada
Why Canadians collect paper money
The spending habits of Canadian shoppers

2. Why did the Canadian government begin printing the
currency note?

To simplify purchases by mail
To honor a Canadian soldier
To substitute for coins in short supply
To make storing money easy

3. According to the professor, why did most people like
the currency notes when they were first issued?

They were colorful.
They were collectors' items.
They were shiny.
They were a convenient size.

4. According to the professor, what did many soldiers do
with the currency notes?

Sent them home to their families
Used them as bookmarks
Padded their boots
Polished their shoes C

5. What does the professor say about the present status of
the currency notes?

They are the most common currency.
They are no longer used as money.
They are used only by the military.
They have decreased in monetary value.





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