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1. Under Section 38, who can be penalized for selling intoxicants to a drunk person?

A. Only the vendor B. Vendor and employee acting on his behalf C. Only the employee D. Any person in the premises

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2. Who decides the quantity limit for possession of intoxicants?

A. Excise Officer B. State Government C. District Magistrate D. Chief Revenue Authority

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3. What does 'liquor' include as per the Act?

A. Beer and wine only B. Any liquid containing alcohol C. Spirits of wine only D. Only imported liquors

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4. Which intoxicant base is explicitly mentioned for control in Section 8(c)?

A. Mahua B. Opium C. Cannabis D. Sugarcane

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5. What is the definition of 'bottle' in this Act?

A. Container for alcohol storage B. Transfer of liquor to a receptacle for sale C. Sealed alcohol container D. Imported liquor only

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6. Under which act do the provisions related to arrests, detentions, searches, etc. apply in this case?

A. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 B. Excise Act, 1944 C. Customs Act, 1962 D. Indian Penal Code

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7. What is the definition of "Gram Panchayat" in the context of this Act?

A. It refers to the meaning assigned in the Chhattisgarh Panchayat Raj Adhiniyam, 1993 B. It refers to the local governing body of any village C. It is the legislative body of the State Government D. It is the authority for all administrative decisions

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8. What does Section 10 regulate?

A. The storage of intoxicants B. The requirement of passes for transport exceeding prescribed quantities C. The consumption of alcohol D. The import of duty-free intoxicants

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9. What method of levying duty is mentioned in Section 26?

A. Flat annual payment B. Ratable on quantity C. Percentage of sales D. Value-based calculation

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10. What happens if duty is not paid for intoxicants under Section 9?

A. Transport is allowed B. Transport is restricted C. Duty is waived D. Penalty is imposed

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11. What exclusive privilege can the State Government grant to the Chhattisgarh State Beverages Corporation Limited?

A. Transporting foreign liquor B. Manufacturing or selling Indian-made foreign liquor C. Importing liquor tax-free D. Exporting liquor without restrictions

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12. What is the penalty for offences not otherwise provided for under Section 37?

A. 6 months imprisonment or 1000 rupees fine B. 1 year imprisonment or 2000 rupees fine C. 3 months imprisonment or 500 rupees fine D. No penalty

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13. What is the limitation for taking cognizance of an offence under the Act without special sanction of the State Government?

A. Six months from the alleged date of offence B. Three months from the alleged date of offence C. One year from the alleged date of offence D. No time limit

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14. What is required for granting licenses under Chapter VI?

A. Excise tax payment B. Security deposit or counterpart agreement C. Police verification D. Court order

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15. Who can require a person to execute a bond for good behaviour under Section 36E?

A. Collector B. Police Officer C. Magistrate of the first class D. Excise Commissioner

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16. What is the objective of issuing general passes for intoxicants?

A. To restrict usage B. For defined periods and kinds of intoxicants C. To regulate illegal activity D. To avoid unnecessary taxes

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17. What does Section 13 prohibit without a license?

A. Cultivation of hemp B. Tapping tari-producing trees C. Manufacturing intoxicants D. All of these

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18. What is the punishment for assisting in running a common drinking house?

A. Fine only B. One year imprisonment or fine C. Community service D. Six months imprisonment

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19. What is the punishment for allowing non-medicated intoxicants to be consumed in a chemist’s shop under Section 40?

A. Fine of 500 rupees B. Fine of 1000 rupees C. Imprisonment up to 1 year and fine of 500 rupees D. Fine of 4000 rupees

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20. Can passes issued outside the State be valid under this Act?

A. Yes, if approved by the Excise Commissioner B. No, they are always invalid C. Yes, if approved by the Collector D. Only for special cases