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Options differ a lot in length. Option D is nearly twice as long as the others, and learners often guess the longest one.

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Money › Inflation

Q-2231· Single choice · EasySimilar to Q3When more money chases the same goods, prices tend to…Used in 4 lessons · 81% correct
Q-1874· Single choice · MediumWhich of these is an example of a price ceiling?Used in 6 lessons · 62% correct
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Q-2310· Order the events · MediumPut these steps in order: the central bank prints money, shops raise prices…Used in 2 lessons · 55% correct
Q-2044· True or false · EasyA shortage means the price is set too low.Used in 3 lessons · 88% correctStrong and weak learners score about the same, so it doesn’t tell you much
Q-1502· Single choice · HardIn which year did German hyperinflation reach its peak?Used in 1 lesson · 47% correct

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