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		On what date will shops stop accepting national currencies in most eurozone countries?
A: 28 February 2002   B: 1 January 2002   C: 30 June 2002

		In only one country in the eurozone will the euro be worth less than the former national currency unit. Which one?
A: Germany   B: Finland   C: Ireland

		The European Central Bank which sets interest rates in the eurozone is located in what city?
A: Brussels   B: Paris   C: Frankfurt

		How many years has the euro existed as an electronic currency before it was introduced as a cash currency?
A: One year   B: Three years   C: Introduced simultaneously

		Which European currency being replaced by the euro has had the longest continuous existence in its own right?
A: German mark   B: Greek drachma   C: French franc

		Which Eastern Europe country has officially adopted the euro on 1 January 2002?
A: Poland   B: Kosovo   C: Slovenia

		Who has paid the cost of converting cash machines and tills to take euros?
A: Businesses   B: The European Commission   C: Shared equally

		In which of these places is the euro NOT legal tender?
A: Reunion   B: Madagascar   C: Martinique

		How many new euro banknotes have been printed for the changeover?
A: 1.2 billion   B: 14.5 billion   C: 160 billion

		Euro banknotes are all illustrated with a common theme on the back. What is it?
A: Portraits of prominent Europeans   B: Famous European buildings   C: Historical bridges

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