Multiple Choice Questions
Q1: What type of trade occurs within the boundaries of a country?
(a) External trade
(b) Internal trade
(c) Wholesale trade
(d) Retail trade
Q2: Who are the intermediaries that help in the distribution of goods to consumers?
(a) Manufacturers
(b) Retailers
(c) Wholesalers
(d) Both B and C
Q3: What is the main objective of trade?
(a) To provide services
(b) To earn profits
(c) To create employment
(d) To support local businesses
Q4: Which of the following is considered a type of retail trade?
(a) Wholesale trade
(b) Departmental store
(c) Internal trade
(d) External trade
Q5: What does 'cash on delivery' mean?
(a) Payment made before delivery
(b) Payment made at the time of delivery
(c) Payment made after delivery
(d) None of the above
Fill in the Blanks
Q1: Buying and selling of goods and services within a country is known as __________.
Q2: The purchase and sale of goods in large quantities is referred to as __________ trade.
Q3: Retailers sell goods in __________ quantities.
Q4: A __________ is a retail establishment that sells a variety of goods in separate departments.
Q5: The __________ is responsible for collecting market information beneficial to manufacturers.
True or False
Q1: Internal trade includes both wholesale and retail trade.
Q2: Wholesalers sell directly to the final consumers.
Q3: Retail trade is not necessary for the distribution of goods.
Q4: The Goods and Services Tax (GST) aims to simplify the tax structure across India.
Q5: All sales in multiple shops are made on credit.
Match the Following
Short Answer Questions
Q1: What is trade and why is it important for people and countries?
Q2: What are the two main types of internal trade?
Q3: How do wholesalers help retailers?
Q4: What is a supermarket and what makes it special?
Q5: What is the role of chambers of commerce in trade?
Q2:Discuss the roles of wholesalers and retailers in the internal trade system. How do they contribute to the movement and availability of goods in the market?
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