Consumer Rights
42 CBSE Class 10 Social Science practice questions with answers and worked solutions.
- Difficulty: 20 easy · 21 moderate · 1 hard.
- Most-asked subtopics: Consumer Rights (28), The Consumer in the Marketplace (5), Consumer Movement (5).
- Updated 2 October 2026.
#1The Consumer in the Marketplace
#2Consumer Movement
#3Consumer Rights
#4The Consumer in the Marketplace
#5Consumer Movement
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#10Taking the Consumer Movement Forward
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Match the following. Column B: (a) Right to safety; (b) Dealing with consumer cases; (c) Certification of edible oil and cereals; (d) Agency that develop standards for goods and services; (e) Right to information; (f) Global level institution of consumer welfare organisations; (g) Addition of key nutrients to staple foods.#13Consumer Rights
Match the following. Column B: (a) Right to safety; (b) Dealing with consumer cases; (c) Certification of edible oil and cereals; (d) Agency that develop standards for goods and services; (e) Right to information; (f) Global level institution of consumer welfare organisations; (g) Addition of key nutrients to staple foods.#14Consumer Rights
Match the following. Column B: (a) Right to safety; (b) Dealing with consumer cases; (c) Certification of edible oil and cereals; (d) Agency that develop standards for goods and services; (e) Right to information; (f) Global level institution of consumer welfare organisations; (g) Addition of key nutrients to staple foods.#15Consumer Rights
Match the following. Column B: (a) Right to safety; (b) Dealing with consumer cases; (c) Certification of edible oil and cereals; (d) Agency that develop standards for goods and services; (e) Right to information; (f) Global level institution of consumer welfare organisations; (g) Addition of key nutrients to staple foods.#16Consumer Rights
Match the following. Column B: (a) Right to safety; (b) Dealing with consumer cases; (c) Certification of edible oil and cereals; (d) Agency that develop standards for goods and services; (e) Right to information; (f) Global level institution of consumer welfare organisations; (g) Addition of key nutrients to staple foods.#17Consumer Movement
Match the following. Column B: (a) Right to safety; (b) Dealing with consumer cases; (c) Certification of edible oil and cereals; (d) Agency that develop standards for goods and services; (e) Right to information; (f) Global level institution of consumer welfare organisations; (g) Addition of key nutrients to staple foods.#18Consumer Rights
Match the following. Column B: (a) Right to safety; (b) Dealing with consumer cases; (c) Certification of edible oil and cereals; (d) Agency that develop standards for goods and services; (e) Right to information; (f) Global level institution of consumer welfare organisations; (g) Addition of key nutrients to staple foods.#19Consumer Rights
Say True or False.#20Taking the Consumer Movement Forward
Say True or False.#21Consumer Rights
Say True or False.#22Consumer Rights
Say True or False.#23Consumer Rights
Say True or False.#24Taking the Consumer Movement Forward
Say True or False.#25Consumer Rights
Say True or False.#26The Consumer in the Marketplace
#27The Consumer in the Marketplace
#28Consumer Movement
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#33The Consumer in the Marketplace
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#36Consumer Rights
The Consumer Protection Act 1986 ensures the following as rights which every consumer in India should possess: (i) Right to choice; (ii) Right to information; (iii) Right to redressal; (iv) Right to representation; (v) Right to safety; (vi) Right to consumer education. Categorise the following cases under different heads.#37Consumer Rights
The Consumer Protection Act 1986 ensures the following as rights which every consumer in India should possess: (i) Right to choice; (ii) Right to information; (iii) Right to redressal; (iv) Right to representation; (v) Right to safety; (vi) Right to consumer education. Categorise the following cases under different heads.#38Consumer Rights
The Consumer Protection Act 1986 ensures the following as rights which every consumer in India should possess: (i) Right to choice; (ii) Right to information; (iii) Right to redressal; (iv) Right to representation; (v) Right to safety; (vi) Right to consumer education. Categorise the following cases under different heads.#39Consumer Rights
The Consumer Protection Act 1986 ensures the following as rights which every consumer in India should possess: (i) Right to choice; (ii) Right to information; (iii) Right to redressal; (iv) Right to representation; (v) Right to safety; (vi) Right to consumer education. Categorise the following cases under different heads.#40Consumer Rights
The Consumer Protection Act 1986 ensures the following as rights which every consumer in India should possess: (i) Right to choice; (ii) Right to information; (iii) Right to redressal; (iv) Right to representation; (v) Right to safety; (vi) Right to consumer education. Categorise the following cases under different heads.#41Consumer Rights
The Consumer Protection Act 1986 ensures the following as rights which every consumer in India should possess: (i) Right to choice; (ii) Right to information; (iii) Right to redressal; (iv) Right to representation; (v) Right to safety; (vi) Right to consumer education. Categorise the following cases under different heads.#42Consumer Rights