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1. Kamal is a daily wage labourer without job security or benefits. He works in the:
A. Organised sector
B. Secondary sector
C. Unorganised sector
D. Public sector
2. Which law is associated with rules in the organised sector?
A. Factories Act
B. Shops and Establishments Act
C. Minimum Wages Act
D. All of the above
3. Which type of sector has no provision for overtime, paid leave, or job security?
A. Organised sector
B. Public sector
C. Unorganised sector
D. Private sector
4. Railways and Post Office are examples of:
A. Private sector
B. Service sector
C. Public sector
D. Organised sector
5. Which of the following is an example of private sector company?
A. Indian Railways
B. Reliance Industries Limited
C. Post Office
D. Air India (before nationalisation reversal)
6. The main motive of private sector activities is:
A. Welfare of people
B. Earning profit
C. Providing free services
D. Employment generation
7. The main objective of public sector activities is:
A. To earn maximum profit
B. To avoid employment
C. Public welfare and essential services
D. To support only private industries
8. Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the public sector?
A. Building roads and bridges
B. Providing education and health facilities
C. Supplying safe drinking water
D. Maximising profits for owners
9. Which sector contributes the most to India’s GDP but does not employ the majority?
A. Primary sector
B. Secondary sector
C. Tertiary sector
D. Organised sector
10. Which sector still employs the largest number of people in India?
A. Primary sector
B. Secondary sector
C. Tertiary sector
D. Organised sector
11. Underemployment is a situation where:
A. Workers are paid very high wages
B. More people work than necessary, reducing productivity
C. No one works at all
D. Only machines are used
12. Which of the following is NOT an example of disguised unemployment?
A. Extra family members working on a small farm
B. A daily wage labourer unable to find work every day
C. Five people working on land where two are enough
D. A roadside vendor earning very little
13. Which of the following is an example of creating employment in rural areas?
A. Opening IT companies in big cities
B. Constructing canals for irrigation
C. Importing food from other countries
D. Reducing farming activities
14. Cold storages and food processing industries in semi-rural areas help to:
A. Reduce rural employment
B. Increase rural employment
C. Stop food production
D. Increase disguised unemployment
15. Which sector includes small and marginal farmers, sharecroppers, and landless labourers?
A. Organised sector
B. Public sector
C. Unorganised sector
D. Private sector
16. In urban areas, which group is part of the unorganised sector?
A. Government officers
B. Factory managers
C. Street vendors and rag pickers
D. Bank employees
17. Most workers from scheduled castes, tribes, and backward communities are found in:
A. Organised sector
B. Public sector
C. Unorganised sector
D. Private sector
18. Which is an example of a service that private sector may not provide at a reasonable cost?
A. Road construction
B. Small shops
C. Tailoring services
D. Private tuition
19. Why does the government supply electricity at lower rates to industries?
A. To increase profits
B. To reduce cost of production and support industries
C. To privatise industries
D. To stop electricity use
20. Which of the following is a duty of the government in the public sector?
A. Running proper schools and providing quality education
B. Maximising profits for private owners
C. Closing industries to reduce employment
D. Selling all enterprises to private companies
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