Chapter 20 · Class 10 · CBSE Social Science
Economics: Money and Credit
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Money and Exchange
- Bank Deposits and Credit
- Formal and Informal Credit
- Terms and Risks of Credit
- RBI and Credit Supervision
- Rural Credit and Self-Help Groups
Cheat sheet
Economics: Money and Credit cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.Practice questions
- Question 1Q-516259See the answer and solution
Why is money accepted as a medium of exchange?
- A.It has intrinsic metal value.
- B.It is authorized by the government of the country.
- C.It can be easily converted into gold.
- D.It is issued by commercial banks.
- Question 2Q-A1BB28See the answer and solution
What does the double coincidence of wants mean?
- A.Both parties must agree to use credit cards.
- B.Both parties have to sell and buy the same commodity.
- C.What a person desires to sell is exactly what the other person wishes to buy.
- D.The government and the bank both approve the transaction.
- Question 3Q-4D2B3BSee the answer and solution
What is the main source of income for commercial banks?
- A.The interest charged by banks on loans is higher than what they pay on deposits.
- B.The government grants subsidies directly to banks.
- C.Fees collected for opening savings accounts.
- D.Interest earned from keeping cash reserves with the RBI.
- Question 4Q-CF94F9See the answer and solution
Which of the following institutions is responsible for supervising the functioning of formal sources of loans in India?
- A.State Bank of India
- B.Ministry of Finance
- C.Reserve Bank of India
- D.NABARD
- Question 5Q-18A1FBSee the answer and solution
What is collateral in the context of borrowing?
- A.An agreement to repay the loan within a fixed time.
- B.An asset that the borrower owns and uses as a guarantee to a lender until the loan is repaid.
- C.The interest rate charged by the informal sector.
- D.A document proving employment status.
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