Cyber Laws And Contracts Flashcards
15.———- deals with legal issues arising from the use of technology, particularly in the context of the internet and computers.
a) Contract Law
b) Cyber Law
c) Criminal Law
d) Tort Law
B
16.An agreement between two or more parties, enforceable by law, is known as a ————
a) Digital Agreement
b) Cyber Pact
c) Cyber Contract
d) Legal Accord
C
17.The purpose of a digital signature in online transactions is ————
a) To provide decorative elements to electronic documents
b) To prevent the use of electronic documents
c) To ensure the authenticity and integrity of electronic documents
d) To replace traditional handwritten signatures
C
- ——–is responsible for issuing digital signatures in many countries.
a) Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
b) Social Media Platforms
c) Certificate Authorities (CAs)
d) Cybersecurity Agencies
C
19 “phishing” means ——————–
a) A type of computer virus
b) A method to increase internet speed
c) Illegally accessing Wi-Fi networks
d) Deceptive attempts to gather sensitive information
D
20.Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a safety mechanism that involves————–
a) Using two different internet browsers
b) Verifying identity using two separate passwords
c) Confirming identity through two different communication channels
d) Using two different email accounts for communication
C
21.According to The Factories Act 1948, “factory” means ——————
a) Any place where goods are produced manually
b) Any place where more than 10 workers are employed
c) Any place using power for manufacturing, processing, or assembly
d) Any place where skilled labor is employed
C
22.”Occupier” under The Factories Act 1948 refers to ————
a) A person who occupies a factory building
b) The owner of the factory
c) A worker with a supervisory role
d) An authorized government official
B
23.The primary objective of The Factories Act 1948 is ——————-
a) To ensure the health, safety, and welfare of workers in factories
b) To promote the expansion of factories without restrictions
c) To maximize profits for factory owners
d) To regulate import and export of factory-produced goods
A
24.The Factories Act 1948 aims to regulate ————- in factories.
a) Only working hours and wages
b) Only worker accommodations
c) Safety, health, welfare, and working conditions of factory workers
d) Only the machinery used in factories
C
25.————-is NOT a key objective of The Factories Act 1948.
a) Ensuring regular factory inspections
b) Preventing child labor in factories
c) Providing safeguards for women workers
d) Promoting rapid industrialization
D
26.The term “occupier” means ————– under The Factories Act 1948 with respect to health, safety, and welfare provisions.
a) The owner of the factory
b) A government inspector
c) A worker elected by the factory employees
d) The supervisor in charge of safety measures
A
27.—————is NOT a responsibility of the occupier under the health provisions of The Factories Act.
a) Providing clean drinking water
b) Maintaining proper ventilation
c) Providing personal protective equipment
d) Arranging regular medical check-ups
C
28.According to The Factories Act 1948, ———- is the maximum number of hours a adult worker can work in a factory in a week.
a) 40 hours
b) 48 hours
c) 56 hours
d) 60 hours
B
29.The Act mandates that a factory with more than ———- employees must have a canteen facility.
a) 10
b) 20
c) 50
d) 100
C
30.The Factories Act 1948 requires that factory buildings be designed and constructed with adequate provisions for —————–
a) Entertainment and recreation
b) Emergency exits and fire safety
c) Artistic and creative expression
d) Housing for workers
B
31.The Act prescribes that if any worker in a factory meets with an accident, it must be reported to the authorities within—————.
a) 6 hours
b) 12 hours
c) 24 hours
d) 48 hours
C
32.The Act provides specific provisions for the protection of the health and safety of ————— workers.
a) Only adult male workers
b) Only adult female workers
c) All workers, regardless of gender or age
d) Only workers below the age of 18
C
33.The term “hazardous process” under The Factories Act 1948 refers to ————
a) Any manufacturing activity involving chemicals
b) A process that poses a risk of injury or disease to workers
c) Any factory activity that generates noise pollution
d) A process carried out by machines, not by hand
B
34.In a factory involving hazardous processes, ———–is required for worker safety.
a) Providing free meals to workers
b) Offering higher wages to workers
c) Employing only skilled workers
d) Obtaining prior approval from government authorities
D
35.According to The Factories Act 1948, ——-is the maximum number of hours of work per day for an adult worker.
a) 6 hours
b) 8 hours
c) 10 hours
d) 12 hours
B
36.In a factory operating on a shift basis, ———hours can an adult worker be required to work in a week, including overtime.
a) 40 hours
b) 48 hours
c) 56 hours
d) 60 hours
C
37.For overtime work on any day, an adult worker is entitled to twice the ordinary rate of wages for the time being fixed for ————–.
a) Regular working hours
b) Morning hours
c) Afternoon hours
d) Night hours
A
38.The Factories Act 1948 prohibits adult workers from working for more than ————— consecutively without a day of rest.
a) 3 days
b) 5 days
c) 7 days
d) 10 days
C
