Supermarkets

Q. Small traders and grocery shop owners are not at all affected by discounts and choices offered in supermarkets.

1. False
2. True

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) about supermarkets.

1. Supermarkets are easier to set up as compared to smaller shops.
2. Supermarkets offer a wide variety of products and discounts to customers.
3. Supermarkets reduce the business of smaller shops.
4. Big supermarkets eliminate the role of wholesale traders.

Q. Karishma wanted to buy a dress for her college farewell. She wanted a branded jumpsuit. She went to different shops in an air-conditioned building in search of the perfect dress. Which kind of market did she go to?

1. Weekly market
2. Local bazaar
3. Neighbourhood shop
4. Mall

Q. Priya loved shopping at malls. Choose correct statement(s) about malls.

1. Malls offer both branded and non-branded goods.
2. Malls are a part of urban markets.
3. Everyone can afford the branded goods sold in malls.
4. Only few people can afford branded goods sold in malls.

Q. Select all the examples of a small business.

1. Flower seller
2. Local hot chips
3. Local restaurant
4. Call centres
5. Fruit cart
6. Local cobbler
7. Flipkart
8. McDonald's

Q. Supermarkets get cheap goods by eliminating the intermediaries.

1. True
2. False

Q. What are the advantages of Supermarkets over small shops and stores?

1. More variety of goods.
2. Discounts on almost all things they sell.
3. They buy goods directly from the producers for a lesser price.
4. Freedom of selection.

Q. _________ have a huge advantage over smaller shops.

1. Online shopping
2. Weekly markets
3. Supermarkets
4. Wholesale markets

Q. The increasing number of supermarkets in cities is not good for __________.

1. owner of supermarket
2. smaller shop owners
3. customer
4. weekly markets