Class 10 - History

4. The Age of Industrialisation Online MCQs Test

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1. How did British manufacturers attempt to take over the Indian market?

(A) Through military force
(B) By creating new products
(C) By imposing taxes
(D) Through advertisements

2. How did Indian weavers and craftsmen resist colonial controls?

(A) By creating new needs
(B) Through military force
(C) Demanding tariff protection
(D) Imposing taxes

3. How are new consumers created according to the passage?

(A) Through military force
(B) By creating new needs
(C) Demanding tariff protection
(D) Through advertisements

4. What is the role of advertisements in creating new consumers?

(A) Make products undesirable
(B) Decrease market expansion
(C) Make products appear desirable and necessary
(D) Restrict consumer culture

5. In the industrial age, what role did advertisements play in expanding markets?

(A) No role
(B) Decreased markets
(C) Played a part in expanding markets
(D) Restricted markets

6. What did Manchester industrialists put on cloth bundles to make them familiar to buyers?

(A) Barcodes
(B) Tags
(C) Labels
(D) Stamps

7. What was the purpose of the label 'MADE IN MANCHESTER' on cloth bundles?

(A) Increase taxes
(B) Mark of quality
(C) Decrease confidence
(D) Restrict sales

8. Where do advertisements appear according to the chapter?

(A) Only on television screens
(B) Only in newspapers
(C) Only on hoardings
(D) In newspapers, magazines, hoardings, street walls, television screens

9. What did advertisements attempt to shape in people's minds?

(A) Increase in taxes
(B) Decrease in needs
(C) Desirability and necessity of products
(D) Restriction in markets

10. What did the label 'MADE IN MANCHESTER' aim to make buyers feel?

(A) Unconfident
(B) Confident about buying the cloth
(C) Confused
(D) Uninterested