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WorksheetsMarket around us (class 7)
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 3mins
Those who buy goods and services for their use are known as
Producers
Traders
Consumers
The 'e' in e-choupal stands for
An electronically linked Internet connection
An intermediary
Agricultural marketing
A chain store is an example of
Retail market
Wholesale market
Weekly market
People who engaged in the production of goods and services are known as
Producers
Consumers
Traders
Intermediaries sell the farmer's produce to wholesale who are known as
Sanchalak
Arhatiyas
Intermediaries
Markets are classified into
Two main types
Three main types
Four main types
Shops which deal in the sale of a particular kind of product are known as
Speciality stores
Malls
Departmental stores
The retailers do not sell their goods from a fixed place and carry their business by moving from one place to another
Fixed shop retailers
Speciality store
Mobile traders
The last link in the distribution chain that starts when the retailers buys goods from the wholesaler and ends when the retailer sells it directly to the customers for their personal, non-commercial use
Wholesale market
Retail market
Both of them
