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ICSE Class 10 Markets and Theory of Supply — practice questions — page 5

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Match buyer rights: 1. Safety: p. Life 2. Info: q. Data 3. Choice: r. VarietyRead the answer and worked solution →Match redress tiers: 1. Dist: p. Forum 2. State: q. Comm 3. Apex: r. NCDRCRead the answer and worked solution →Match legal acts: 1. Old: p. COPRA 1986 2. New: q. Act 2019 3. Pact: r. 1872 lawRead the answer and worked solution →Match quality marks: 1. Agmark: p. Farm 2. Law: q. 1937 act 3. Grade: r. QualityRead the answer and worked solution →Match safe produce: 1. Safe: p. Protect 2. Remedy: q. Relief 3. Trade: r. UnfairRead the answer and worked solution →Match filing ease: 1. Paper: p. Plain 2. Fees: q. Nominal 3. Head: r. PresidingRead the answer and worked solution →Match online rule: 1. E-com: p. Origin 2. Rule: q. Mandatory 3. Info: r. Open dataRead the answer and worked solution →Match trade acts: 1. Sale: p. 1930 act 2. Terms: q. Condition 3. Cover: r. WarrantyRead the answer and worked solution →Match ad rules: 1. Draft: p. Ad code 2. Date: q. Sept 2020 3. Aim: r. False adsRead the answer and worked solution →Match council role: 1. Body: p. Council 2. Advice: q. PM level 3. Role: r. PolicyRead the answer and worked solution →Match forum flow: 1. Forum: p. District 2. Appeal: q. State 3. Apex: r. NCDRCRead the answer and worked solution →Match bill dates: 1. Intro: p. July 2019 2. Passed: q. Aug 2019 3. Assent: r. SignedRead the answer and worked solution →Match product info: 1. Purity: p. Assured 2. Price: q. Displayed 3. Norms: r. StatedRead the answer and worked solution →Match CCPA powers: 1. Powers: p. Search 2. Right: q. Recall 3. Step: r. PenaltiesRead the answer and worked solution →Match law aims: 1. Aims: p. Stop fraud 2. Bias: q. Prevent 3. Public: r. ShieldRead the answer and worked solution →Match contract law: 1. Pact: p. Binding 2. Terms: q. Duties 3. Breach: r. RemedyRead the answer and worked solution →Match enactment: 1. Force: p. July 2020 2. CCPA: q. July 2020 3. Signed: r. Aug 2019Read the answer and worked solution →Match reform scope: 1. Court: p. Ease load 2. Avenue: q. Redress 3. Panels: r. CitizenRead the answer and worked solution →Match CCPA wing: 1. Wing: p. Inquiry 2. Study: q. Evidence 3. Base: r. StatutoryRead the answer and worked solution →Match choice right: 1. Access: p. Assured 2. Goods: q. Variety 3. Price: r. CompeteRead the answer and worked solution →Match Agmark scope: 1. Grade: p. Standards 2. Farm: q. Produce 3. Pack: r. ProceduresRead the answer and worked solution →Match forum speed: 1. Rules: p. Simple 2. Court: q. Friendly 3. Time: r. SwiftRead the answer and worked solution →Match ministry lead: 1. Leader: p. Paswan 2. Desk: q. Ministry 3. House: r. Lok SabhaRead the answer and worked solution →Match scope reach: 1. Buyer: p. Shielded 2. Public: q. Guarded 3. Trade: r. FairRead the answer and worked solution →

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Match buyer rights: 1. Safety: p. Life 2. Info: q. Data 3. Choice: r. Variety

  1. 1-p, 2-q, 3-r
  2. 1-p, 2-r, 3-q
  3. 1-q, 2-p, 3-r
  4. 1-r, 2-p, 3-q
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Correct answer: A. 1-p, 2-q, 3-r

Consumers have basic statutory rights to safety from hazardous goods, information about products, and access to variety.

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Match redress tiers: 1. Dist: p. Forum 2. State: q. Comm 3. Apex: r. NCDRC

  1. 1-p, 2-q, 3-r
  2. 1-p, 2-r, 3-q
  3. 1-q, 2-p, 3-r
  4. 1-r, 2-p, 3-q
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Correct answer: A. 1-p, 2-q, 3-r

Consumer redressal commissions operate across three administrative tiers: district level, state level, and the national apex commission.

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Match legal acts: 1. Old: p. COPRA 1986 2. New: q. Act 2019 3. Pact: r. 1872 law

  1. 1-p, 2-q, 3-r
  2. 1-p, 2-r, 3-q
  3. 1-q, 2-p, 3-r
  4. 1-r, 2-p, 3-q
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Correct answer: A. 1-p, 2-q, 3-r

The Consumer Protection Act 2019 repealed the earlier 1986 COPRA statute, while the Indian Contract Act dates to 1872.

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