History quiz
US banknotes: match the note to its back
Seven notes on the left, seven pictures from their backs on the right. Join each pair.
- Format
- Join the pairs
- Items
- 7 pairs
- Limit
- 1:30
- Level
- Medium
- Checked
- 2026.10.03
- Pairs
- 7
- Time limit
- 1:30
- A wrong join
- Is shown and counted; the clock is the only limit
- Pick a button in either column, then its partner in the other.
- Changed your mind? Tap the picked button again to put it down, or pick another in the same column.
- Keyboard: the arrow keys walk the columns and Enter picks.
- Pause whenever you like (Esc). The board hides while the clock is stopped.
Join each note to the picture on its back. The two columns appear when you start.
About this quiz
Every note the Federal Reserve issues today has a portrait on the front and a building, seal or scene on the back.
- Only the $1 note shows a seal rather than a building or a scene.
- The $5 note pairs Lincoln on the front with the Lincoln Memorial on the back.
Sources
- [1]US Currency Education Program (Federal Reserve). The Seven Denominations.
Note on the data. The seven notes, the portrait on the front of each and the vignette on its back are those of the US Currency Education Program's page for each denomination, read on 3 October 2026.
Last checked October 3, 2026
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