The Barter System

Q.

Exchanging goods or services for other goods or services without using money is called _____.

1. Barter system

2. Money system

3. Charity system

4. Currency System

Q. If 1 kg onions cost ₹50, how much would it cost for 1 and a half kilogram of onions?

1. 60
2. 65
3. 70
4. 75

Q.

If 100 g of flour costs ₹30, what will be the cost of 350 g of flour?

1. ₹ 35

2. ₹ 115

3. ₹ 30

4. ₹ 105

Q.

Two dozen mangoes can be exchanged for 6 dozen of apples. How many dozens of apple will we get for 3 dozen of mangoes?

1. 4 dozens of apples

2. 2 dozens of apples

3. 9 dozens of apples

4. 3 dozens of apples

Q.

50 kg of rice is exchanged for 25 kg of wheat. How much of wheat will one get for 150 kg of rice ?

1. 150 kg

2. 100 kg

3. 75 kg

4. 80 kg

Q.

Which of the following is an example of barter system?

1. Buying a football online

2. Getting a pencil free with a pencil box

3. Exchanging a book for a board game

4. Buying a pencil for ₹10 from a friend

Q. A jug contains 4850 ml of juice. It has to be filled in glasses which can hold 220 ml. Estimate the number of glasses that can be filled.

1. 24
2. 25
3. 23
4. 22

Q.

Raju had $\frac{1}{4}$ litres of milk. He added $\frac{1}{4}$ litres of water to it. What will be the amount of the mixture Raju has now?

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Q. Burst all goods that one can trade in exchange for 5 kg of rice.

1. Bundle of wood
2. 2 kg wheat
3. Rs 50
4. Rs.500
5. 1 goat
6. 2 silver plates
7. 5 dollars
8. 10 L milk
9. 4 kg sugar

Q. Ted trades his crayons for baseball cards. This is an example of system.

1. barter
2. economic
3. money

Q.

The exchange of goods in return for other goods or services is called:

1. Economics

2. Accountant

3. Barter System

4. Money exchange