E-commerce is only about buying physical products online.
False

B2B e-commerce involves the highest volume of transactions.
True

In the C2C model, the website owner is directly responsible for the quality of goods sold.
False

E-governance is solely about putting government forms online.
False

The G2C model allows citizens to access information and services 24/7.
True

Debit cards and credit cards are the only forms of electronic payment.
False

Digital wallets require an internet connection to make a payment.
True

Aadhaar is mandatory for all e-governance services.
False

Security is not a major concern for e-commerce websites.
False

Search engine optimization (SEO) helps an e-commerce site get more visibility.
True

M-Governance is a subset of e-governance.
True

The G2G model helps in reducing paperwork between departments.
True

E-commerce has eliminated the need for physical shops entirely.
False

A shopping cart is a physical device used in supermarkets.
False

SSL encryption protects data during online transactions.
True

Phishing attacks are a type of social engineering attack.
True

The Digital India program aims to make India a digitally empowered society.
True

E-Governance increases transparency and reduces corruption.
True

All citizens in India have equal access to the internet and e-governance services.
False

URL stands for Universal Resource Locator.
False

Web hosting is not required for an e-commerce site to be accessible online.
False

The G2B model includes online tender publication and tax filing.
True

E-commerce benefits only the sellers, not the buyers.
False

Cookies are programs that can damage your computer.
False

UPI is an instant real-time payment system developed in India.
True

E-Governance initiatives are only implemented at the central government level.
False

The cost of setting up an e-commerce website is very low compared to a physical store.
True

In the B2C model, businesses sell products in bulk to consumers.
False

The "last mile" problem refers to the challenge of delivering goods to remote areas.
True

E-Governance makes government processes slower and more complicated.
False

A blog can be used as a platform for C2C e-commerce.
True

The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 does not cover e-commerce transactions.
False

Net banking is also known as Internet Banking.
True

The primary purpose of e-governance is to generate revenue for the government.
False

E-commerce websites do not need a return and refund policy.
False

The G2E portal allows employees to apply for leave and check their pay slips online.
True

HTML is a programming language used for creating dynamic web pages.
False

A firewall is a security system that controls incoming and outgoing network traffic.
True

E-commerce has reduced the importance of logistics and supply chain management.
False

The "Frequently Bought Together" section on an e-commerce site is an example of collaborative filtering.
True

E-Governance helps in achieving the goal of a 'Less Cash' society.
True

All e-commerce transactions are conducted using Indian Rupees.
False

The C2G model allows citizens to vote online in general elections.
False

Data privacy is a significant concern in both e-commerce and e-governance.
True

A good user interface (UI) is not important for an e-commerce website.
False

Social media platforms can be integrated with e-commerce for marketing.
True

E-Governance requires a strong and reliable IT infrastructure.
True

The term "e-tailing" is synonymous with B2C e-commerce.
True

B2B e-commerce platforms are typically simpler than B2C platforms.
False

The success of an e-commerce site depends solely on its product prices.
False