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Pocket Money English Test

The document is a test about pocket money, focusing on its terminology, amounts received by teenagers in various countries, and spending habits. It includes multiple-choice questions regarding the differences in pocket money practices across the UK, US, Italy, France, and Spain. The general message emphasizes that pocket money habits vary by country and family.

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Pocket Money English Test

The document is a test about pocket money, focusing on its terminology, amounts received by teenagers in various countries, and spending habits. It includes multiple-choice questions regarding the differences in pocket money practices across the UK, US, Italy, France, and Spain. The general message emphasizes that pocket money habits vary by country and family.

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Pocket Money – English Test

1. 1. What is pocket money called in the US?

 A) Extra cash
 B) Allowance
 C) Bonus
 D) Paycheck

2. 2. How much pocket money do teenagers up to 15 years old get in the UK?

 A) £10
 B) £15
 C) £5
 D) £20

3. 3. How much do teenagers of the same age get in Italy, France, and Spain?

 A) €5
 B) €9
 C) €20
 D) €30

4. 4. How much is $30 in pounds or euros approximately?

 A) £5 or €9
 B) £10 or €15
 C) £20 or €25
 D) £35 or €40

5. 5. According to the text, who often gets more pocket money?

 A) Girls
 B) Younger children
 C) Boys
 D) Parents

6. 6. What must some teenagers do to receive pocket money?

 A) Go to school
 B) Study hard
 C) Do house chores
 D) Cook meals

7. 7. What happens if these teenagers don’t do their chores?


 A) They get extra money
 B) They get less money
 C) They don’t get any money
 D) They are punished

8. 8. Do some teenagers earn more money than just pocket money?

 A) No, never
 B) Only boys
 C) Only in the US
 D) Yes, if they have part-time jobs

9. 9. What do teenagers in the UK spend more money on?

 A) Clothes
 B) Books
 C) Food
 D) Music

10. 10. Why do teenagers spend less money on clothes now?

 A) They don’t like clothes


 B) Clothes are cheaper online
 C) Parents buy clothes for them
 D) They prefer food

11. 11. Where do teenagers shop more now?

 A) Supermarkets
 B) In the city
 C) Online
 D) In second-hand stores

12. 12. What do some parents want their teenagers to do with their pocket money?

 A) Spend it quickly
 B) Share it
 C) Save it
 D) Lose it

13. 13. Why do some parents limit what their teens can buy?

 A) To protect them
 B) To save money
 C) To teach responsibility
 D) All of the above
14. 14. What’s the general message of the text?

 A) Teenagers are lazy


 B) Pocket money is the same everywhere
 C) Pocket money habits vary by country and family
 D) Teens only care about clothes

15. 15. What might surprise girls about pocket money?

 A) Boys save more


 B) Girls get more
 C) Boys get more than girls
 D) Girls get more chores

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