💰 Currencies of Oceania Quiz
Match countries to the money they use, symbols included.
The 16 countries of Oceania use 9 different currencies between them. The Australian dollar is the most widely shared, used by 4 of them.
Currencies of Oceania Quiz at a glance
- Distinct currencies
- 9
- Countries
- 16
- Most widely shared
- Australian dollar — 4 countries
- Currencies used by one country only
- 8
Currencies against real people, on the same questions — no account needed. New currencies rooms start every 5 minutes, rotating through regions.
Currencies of Oceania
| Country | Currency |
|---|---|
| Australia | Australian dollar ($) |
| Fiji | Fijian dollar ($) |
| Kiribati | Australian dollar ($) |
| Marshall Islands | United States dollar ($) |
| Micronesia | United States dollar ($) |
| Nauru | Australian dollar ($) |
| New Zealand | New Zealand dollar ($) |
| Palau | United States dollar ($) |
| Papua New Guinea | Papua New Guinean kina (K) |
| Samoa | Samoan tālā (T) |
| Solomon Islands | Solomon Islands dollar ($) |
| Timor-Leste | United States dollar ($) |
| Tokelau | New Zealand dollar ($) |
| Tonga | Tongan paʻanga (T$) |
| Tuvalu | Australian dollar ($) |
| Vanuatu | Vanuatu vatu (Vt) |
About the Currencies of Oceania quiz
- How many countries are in the Oceania quiz?
- 16 — every country in Oceania with the data this quiz needs. Questions are drawn fresh from that pool each round, so no two rounds repeat.
- Do countries in Oceania share currencies?
- Some do. 4 of the 16 use the Australian dollar, which is why there are 9 currencies rather than 16.
- Why do some answers look similar?
- Because names repeat across borders — several countries call their currency a dollar, a franc or a peso. The table above gives the symbol alongside the name, which is often what separates them.
- Do Oceania's countries all have their own money?
- No, and this is where the quiz catches people. There are 9 currencies across 16 countries: several of the smaller states use a larger neighbour's money rather than issuing their own, which is why the same currency is the right answer for more than one country here.
- Why is Australia in every Oceania question?
- Because it is most of the region. Australia covers about 90% of Oceania's 8,505,363 km², leaving the other 15 countries to share what is left. Oceania is one continental landmass and a scattering of island states across an ocean, which is why its totals look lopsided next to any other region's.
- How many currencies are used in Oceania?
- 9 across 16 countries, because several share one — 4 of them use the Australian dollar.
- Does the quiz include currencies that no longer exist?
- Live rooms occasionally ask about pre-euro currencies such as the Deutsche Mark and the French Franc. The table above lists only currencies in use today.