Braingle: 'Money Talks' Trivia Quiz

Money Talks

Do you listen when money talks? There are many phrases and sayings that talk about money. Speaking of money, see how many of these phrases you can figure out.

Quiz ID:	#23946
Fun:	(2.88)
Difficulty:	(0.69)
Category:	Humanities > Linguistics
Created By:	MarcM1098

#1 "To ____ a phrase" means to create a new phrase.

Buck
Coin
Dime
Mint

#2 In 1967, the "Wizard of Id" cartoon had this twist on the golden rule: "Whoever has the gold, _____!"

Is the ruler
Makes the rules
Measures up
Rules forever

#3 Complete this slogan from President Harry Truman's campaign: "The _____ stops here."

Buck
Cent
Dime
Money

#4 According to the famous saying, how often do you earn a dollar? "Another _____, another dollar."

#5 If you "bet dollars to _____", it means you are sure of something.

Bagels
Cheerios
Doughnuts
Dumplings

#6 Something fake is said to be "as phony as a _____".

Two-cent coin
Fifteen-cent coin
Three-dollar bill
Seven-dollar bill

#7 If something is very expensive, it is said you "pay _____" for it.

A hand and a foot
A tooth and a nail
An arm and a leg
An ear and a nose

#8 If something is very cheap, it is said you get it "for a _____".

#9 Which of these phrases means you are making money?

In the black
In the blue
In the green
In the red

#10 Which of the following means that the stock market is up?

Bear market
Bull market
Lamb market
Lion market

#11 The money you have saved up for a future purpose is often called a "_____ egg".

Boiled
Fried
Golden
Nest

#12 If your parents are wealthy, you are said to be "born with a _____ in your mouth".

Copper coin
Golden glove
Pretty penny
Silver spoon

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Money Talks

#1 "To ____ a phrase" means to create a new phrase.

#2 In 1967, the "Wizard of Id" cartoon had this twist on the golden rule: "Whoever has the gold, _____!"

#3 Complete this slogan from President Harry Truman's campaign: "The _____ stops here."

#4 According to the famous saying, how often do you earn a dollar? "Another _____, another dollar."

#5 If you "bet dollars to _____", it means you are sure of something.

#6 Something fake is said to be "as phony as a _____".

#7 If something is very expensive, it is said you "pay _____" for it.

#8 If something is very cheap, it is said you get it "for a _____".

#9 Which of these phrases means you are making money?

#10 Which of the following means that the stock market is up?

#11 The money you have saved up for a future purpose is often called a "_____ egg".

#12 If your parents are wealthy, you are said to be "born with a _____ in your mouth".

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Money Talks

#1 "To ____ a phrase" means to create a new phrase.

#2 In 1967, the "Wizard of Id" cartoon had this twist on the golden rule: "Whoever has the gold, _____!"

#3 Complete this slogan from President Harry Truman's campaign: "The _____ stops here."

#4 According to the famous saying, how often do you earn a dollar? "Another _____, another dollar."

#5 If you "bet dollars to _____", it means you are sure of something.

#6 Something fake is said to be "as phony as a _____".

#7 If something is very expensive, it is said you "pay _____" for it.

#8 If something is very cheap, it is said you get it "for a _____".

#9 Which of these phrases means you are making money?

#10 Which of the following means that the stock market is up?

#11 The money you have saved up for a future purpose is often called a "_____ egg".

#12 If your parents are wealthy, you are said to be "born with a _____ in your mouth".

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