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Chapter 7: Internal Trade — Online MCQ Test

Q: What is meant by internal trade?

Answer: B. Trade within the boundaries of a country — Internal trade refers to buying and selling of goods and services within the same country. It is also called domestic trade.

Q: A retailer buys goods from a wholesaler and sells them in small quantities to consumers. This process is called:

Answer: B. Retail trade — Retail trade involves selling goods in small quantities to the final consumers for personal use.

Q: Which of the following is the correct sequence in the flow of goods from producer to consumer in a typical internal trade structure?

Answer: B. Producer → Wholesaler → Retailer → Consumer — In internal trade, goods usually move from producers to wholesalers, then to retailers, and finally to consumers.

COMMERCE · CLASS 12 INTERMEDIATE 2 YEAR · Telangana State Board

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What is meant by internal trade?

A. Trade between two countries
B. Trade within the boundaries of a country ✓
C. Trade through sea routes only
D. Trade conducted only online

Answer: B. Trade within the boundaries of a country
Internal trade refers to buying and selling of goods and services within the same country. It is also called domestic trade.

Which of the following is a feature of wholesale trade?

A. Selling goods in small quantities to final consumers
B. Buying goods from producers in bulk and selling to retailers ✓
C. Selling only through mobile vans
D. Providing only after-sales service

Answer: B. Buying goods from producers in bulk and selling to retailers
A wholesaler buys goods in bulk from producers and sells them in large quantities to retailers or other traders.

A retailer buys goods from a wholesaler and sells them in small quantities to consumers. This process is called:

A. Production
B. Retail trade ✓
C. Import trade
D. Warehouse trade

Answer: B. Retail trade
Retail trade involves selling goods in small quantities to the final consumers for personal use.

Which of the following best compares a chain store and a departmental store?

A. A chain store has one large building with many departments, while a departmental store has many small branches
B. A chain store has several branches, while a departmental store has one large store with departments ✓
C. Both always sell only food items
D. Both are itinerant forms of retailing

Answer: B. A chain store has several branches, while a departmental store has one large store with departments
Chain stores are multiple outlets under central control, whereas a departmental store is a single large retail unit with different departments.

Which of the following is the correct sequence in the flow of goods from producer to consumer in a typical internal trade structure?

A. Producer → Retailer → Wholesaler → Consumer
B. Producer → Wholesaler → Retailer → Consumer ✓
C. Wholesaler → Producer → Retailer → Consumer
D. Retailer → Wholesaler → Producer → Consumer

Answer: B. Producer → Wholesaler → Retailer → Consumer
In internal trade, goods usually move from producers to wholesalers, then to retailers, and finally to consumers.