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Class 10 Social Science Chapter 5: Consumer Rights — practice questions with answers

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43 questions20 easy, 17 medium, 6 hardNCERT · CBSE · State boards

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Q1. The Consumer Protection Act 1986 is popularly known as:
  1. COPRA
  2. RTI
  3. MRP
  4. WTO
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Answer: A. COPRA
Why: It was amended in 2019. [p.78]
Q2. Which day is observed in India as National Consumers' Day?
  1. 24 December
  2. 15 March
  3. 26 November
  4. 5 June
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Answer: A. 24 December
Why: Parliament enacted the Consumer Protection Act on this day in 1986. [p.86]
Q3. The price printed on a packet above which a good cannot be sold is called the maximum ______ price.
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Answer: retail
Why: Consumers can bargain to buy below MRP. [p.80]
Q4. In which year did the Government of India enact the Right to Information (RTI) Act?
  1. 2005
  2. 1986
  3. 1991
  4. 2019
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Answer: A. 2005
Why: It ensures citizens information about functions of government departments. [p.80]
Q5. Which certification is used for standardisation of jewellery?
  1. Hallmark
  2. Agmark
  3. ISI
  4. +F
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Answer: A. Hallmark
Why: Such logos assure quality. [p.85]
Q6. Consumers International is an umbrella body of over 200 member organisations from over 100 countries.
True or false?
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Answer: True
Why: It is the international foundation of the consumer movement. [p.78]

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How many practice questions are there for Class 10 Social Science Chapter 5: Consumer Rights?

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