Which item is listed as a prohibited good in the examples?

Which item is listed as a prohibited good in the examples?

• A. Imitation Currency
• B. Leather Belt
• C. Smartphone
• D. Lux Soap

Answer: (A)

Recognizing counterfeit or imitation money as a prohibited item is the key idea. Imitation currency is designed to look like real money, which makes it illegal to import or possess. Bringing in or circulating counterfeit notes can enable fraud and undermines the country’s monetary system, so customs laws ban it outright. That’s why this item is shown as prohibited.

The other items are ordinary consumer goods that aren’t inherently illegal to bring in (though they may be subject to duties or specific restrictions). Leather belt, smartphone, and Lux soap are not prohibited by themselves; they’re the kinds of items you’d typically declare and assess for duties or comply with product regulations, rather than being banned at the border.