Class 10 · Social Studies · Chapter 20
Money and Credit: Class 10 Important Questions with Answers
18 important questions for Class 10 Social Studies Chapter 20, Money and Credit, the way they come in the board exam: MCQs, assertion–reason, case-based and short and long answer questions, with answers. Taken from our Class 10 Social Studies notes for 2026-27.
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14 MCQs
- The essential feature of barter is(a) money (b) double coincidence of wants (c) credit (d) cheque
- Currency notes in India are issued by(a) Ministry of Finance (b) SBI (c) RBI (d) State governments
- Banks in India hold about ___ of deposits as cash.(a) 5% (b) 15% (c) 25% (d) 50%
- Deposits that can be withdrawn on demand(a) fixed deposits (b) demand deposits (c) collateral (d) loans
- Shyamal's earlier moneylender charged per year(a) 8.5% (b) 36% (c) 60% (d) 5%
- Arun's bank loan interest rate(a) 3% per month (b) 8.5% per annum (c) 5% per month (d) 12% per annum
- Megha's house loan collateral(a) her salary slip (b) papers of the new house (c) gold (d) land
- Members of Krishak Cooperative(a) 230 (b) 2,300 (c) 23,000 (d) 9 million
- Largest source of rural credit in 2019(a) moneylenders (b) commercial banks (c) cooperatives (d) relatives
- Share of informal loans of poor urban households(a) 17% (b) 54% (c) 83% (d) 23%
- A typical SHG has ___ members.(a) 5–10 (b) 15–20 (c) 50–60 (d) 100
- An SHG becomes eligible for a bank loan after about(a) one month (b) one or two years (c) five years (d) ten years
- Grameen Bank's founder(a) Amartya Sen (b) Muhammad Yunus (c) Kailash Satyarthi (d) Sheikh Hasina
- Which is not a term of credit?(a) interest rate (b) collateral (c) mode of repayment (d) the borrower's religion
1 (b) · 2 (c) · 3 (a) · 4 (b) · 5 (c) · 6 (b) · 7 (b) · 8 (b) · 9 (b) · 10 (b) · 11 (b) · 12 (b) · 13 (b) · 14 (d)
Assertion–Reason (4)
(a) Both true, R explains A. (b) Both true, R does not explain A. (c) A true, R false. (d) A false, R true.
- A: Money eliminates the need for double coincidence of wants. R: Money acts as an intermediate in exchange.
- A: Informal lenders may harass borrowers. R: No organisation supervises informal lenders.
- A: Banks lend to SHGs without collateral. R: The group is responsible for repayment.
- A: Rich households depend more on informal credit. R: They have collateral.
Key: 1 (a) · 2 (a) · 3 (a) · 4 (d)
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