Can I Borrow a Drachma?
Money is called different things in different countries. See if you can fit all of these world currencies into the crisscross grid (use just the money name). We left some M-O-N-E-Y in the grid to get you started.
3 letters:
| KIP (Laos) | LEK (Albania) |
| LEV | (Bulgaria) |
| WON | (Korea) |
| YEN | (Japan) |
4 letters:
| BAHT | (Thailand) |
| BIRR | (Ethiopia) |
| DONG | (Vietnam) |
| DRAM | (Armenia) |
| EURO | (Europe) |
| LIRA | (Italy) |
| MARK | (Germany) |
| PESO | (Chile) |
| PULA | (Botswana) |
| RIEL | (Cambodia) |
| TAKA | (Bangladesh) |
5 letters:
| COLON | (El Salvador) |
| DINAR | (Libya) |
| FRANC | (France) |
| KRONE | (Denmark) |
| POUND | (Great Britain) |
| RUBLE | (Belarus) |
| RUPEE | (India) |
| SUCRE | (Ecuador) |
| ZLOTY | (Poland) |
6 letters:
| DOLLAR | (United States) |
| FORINT | (Hungary) |
| KORUNA | (Czech Republic) |
| MARKKA | (Finland) |
7 letters:
| DRACHMA | (Greece) |
| GUILDER | (Netherlands) |
| QUETZAL | (Guatemala) |
8 letters:
| SHILLING | (Kenya) |
Answer
Where does a polar bear keep his money?

