Grade 7 Understanding Markets MCQs | 30 CBA Questions with Answers | Bloom's Taxonomy | NCERT Social Science

 


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Grade 7 Understanding Markets MCQs | 30 CBA Questions with Answers | Bloom's Taxonomy | NCERT Social Science πŸ‘‡


1. A fruit seller notices that very few customers are buying because the price is much higher than nearby shops. What is the best decision to increase sales?

  • Increase the selling price
  • Reduce the selling price
  • Wait without changes
  • Stop selling completely

2. A family orders school bags using a shopping application without visiting any store. Which type of market are they using?

  • Wholesale market
  • Retail market
  • Online market
  • Weekly market

3. A wholesaler purchases hundreds of rice bags directly from farmers. Why does the wholesaler buy in such large quantities?

  • Feed one family only
  • Decorate large warehouses
  • Supply many retailers
  • Avoid market competition

4. Which situation best proves that a successful market transaction has taken place?

  • Seller leaves the market
  • Buyer rejects the goods
  • Goods remain unsold
  • Buyer and seller agree

5. India sends medicines to another country while receiving crude oil from abroad. Which market activity does this describe?

  • Village market sale
  • Weekly market visit
  • Domestic retail sale
  • International trade

6. Consumers increasingly demand refrigerators that use less electricity. What is the most sensible response from manufacturers?

  • Increase selling prices
  • Reduce product quality
  • Stop refrigerator production
  • Produce efficient refrigerators

7. A retailer purchases goods from a wholesaler instead of directly from the factory. What is the main advantage?

  • Lower transport quality
  • Limited customer choice
  • Fewer business opportunities
  • Regular product supply

8. A vegetable vendor reduces prices late in the evening. Which reason best explains this decision?

  • Increase storage expenses
  • Reduce customer visits
  • Avoid unsold perishables
  • Delay market closing

9. Which sequence correctly shows the movement of goods in a physical market?

  • Producer → Consumer → Retailer → Wholesaler
  • Retailer → Producer → Consumer → Wholesaler
  • Consumer → Retailer → Producer → Wholesaler
  • Producer → Wholesaler → Retailer → Consumer

10. A buyer and a seller continue bargaining until both accept the same price. Which market principle does this demonstrate?

  • Government price control
  • Unlimited product supply
  • International market expansion
  • Mutual price agreement

11. A farmer wants to sell fresh vegetables to nearby families on the same day. Which market will help him most?

  • International market
  • Online marketplace
  • Weekly market
  • Stock exchange

12. A shopkeeper buys toothpaste cartons from a wholesaler instead of a factory. What is the greatest benefit?

  • Higher transport charges
  • Longer selling process
  • Lower customer demand
  • Easy product availability

13. Which action best shows the role of a retailer in the market?

  • Buying imported machinery
  • Manufacturing finished products
  • Selling goods to consumers
  • Exporting goods abroad

14. A manufacturer stores products in the warehouse of an online company before delivery. Which business performs this service?

  • Retailer
  • Wholesaler
  • Farmer
  • Aggregator

15. Which situation best explains why bargaining takes place in many markets?

  • Both avoid customers
  • Both increase taxes
  • Both seek fair price
  • Both reject products

16. A customer compares prices in three nearby shops before buying a school bag. Which skill is the customer using?

  • Rapid production planning
  • Factory management skills
  • International trading skills
  • Wise decision making

17. A wholesaler supplies vegetables to hundreds of small shops every morning. Which market function is being performed?

  • Collection of taxes
  • Manufacturing of crops
  • Distribution of goods
  • Advertising services

18. Why do online shopping businesses maintain large warehouses?

  • Increase shop rentals
  • Reduce internet speed
  • Quick product delivery
  • Avoid customer reviews

19. A textile factory purchases cotton from another state before making clothes. Cotton is an example of what?

  • Finished product
  • Retail service
  • Production input
  • Consumer reward

20. Which situation best demonstrates the importance of markets in everyday life?

  • Families stop purchasing
  • Factories avoid production
  • People access needed goods
  • Customers reject markets

21. A village farmer wants to sell mangoes directly to customers without involving middlemen. Which market is the best choice?

  • International market
  • Stock market
  • Online warehouse
  • Weekly market

22. A buyer refuses to purchase rice because the price is much higher than expected. What is the seller most likely to do?

  • Close the business
  • Reduce the quality
  • Increase the weight
  • Negotiate the price

23. A company sells Indian handicrafts to customers in Australia. Which type of market does this represent?

  • Domestic market
  • Wholesale market
  • Weekly market
  • International market

24. A retailer notices that umbrellas sell quickly during the rainy season. What should the retailer do next?

  • Stop ordering umbrellas
  • Reduce product variety
  • Shift to electronics
  • Increase stock availability

25. A consumer carefully compares product quality, price, and warranty before purchasing a mobile phone. Which Bloom's skill is mainly used?

  • Remember facts
  • Copy information
  • Repeat procedures
  • Evaluate alternatives

26. Why do wholesalers usually maintain large warehouses and cold storage facilities?

  • Reduce customer choices
  • Increase shop rents
  • Delay product sales
  • Store bulk goods safely

27. Which situation best demonstrates the relationship between producers and consumers?

  • Factories replace markets
  • Consumers produce everything
  • Retailers grow crops
  • Markets connect both groups

28. A factory receives fewer orders because customers now prefer energy-saving products. What should the factory do?

  • Increase old production
  • Ignore customer needs
  • Reduce product safety
  • Improve product design

29. Which sequence correctly explains the online supply chain?

  • Consumer → Manufacturer → Retailer
  • Retailer → Consumer → Producer
  • Wholesaler → Producer → Consumer
  • Manufacturer → Aggregator → Consumer

30. A government introduces quality standards to protect buyers from poor-quality goods. What is the main purpose of this action?

  • Increase market confusion
  • Reduce product choices
  • Support unfair pricing
  • Protect consumer interests

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