Markets and Shopping: An Overview

It took almost 20 minutes to weigh and pack all the ______.

If some trader were to charge a high ______, people would move to another shop.

Sujata showed the woman her ______.

Sameer is a ______ of clothes.

The woman wrote down the amount of ______ in the notebook.

Sujata took the heavy ______ out of the shop.

One of the advantages of weekly markets is that most things you ______ are available at one place.

He and other cloth sellers move in ______.

Sujata’s family will pay for the purchases in the first week of next ______.

Many shops in the neighbourhood are ______ shops.

His customers are from villages that are near the ______.

At festival times, such as during Deepavali or Pongal, he does ______ business.

The buyer and seller usually know each other in ______ shops.

Sujata and Kavita were sent to buy groceries from their ______ shop.

Anzal Mall is a five-floor shopping ______.

On the top left shelf there were different brands of ______ cakes.

Nor would the producers be interested in selling us small quantities such as ______.

The ______ trader buys goods in large quantities.

A ______ is a large quantity of goods purchased at one time.

The ______ is the trader who sells directly to the consumer.

A ______ market is a place where goods are first sold in large quantities.

A roadside ______ may purchase goods from a wholesale trader.

The city wholesale trader would have bought goods from a ______.

A chain of ______ is set up to distribute goods from producer to consumer.

Aftab, the ______, buys vegetables in bulk.

A ______ uses fertilisers to grow crops.

A car factory purchases ______, gears, petrol tanks, axles, wheels, etc., from various other factories.

The ______ trader earns little compared to the profit of a regular shop owner in a shopping complex.

Whether we can be buyers or sellers in different markets depends, among other things, on the ______ that we have.

It is through this ______ that what is produced in one place reaches people everywhere.

When things are sold, it encourages ______ and new opportunities are created for people to earn.

Malls, like the one above, sell expensive and ______ goods.

Do they offer equal ______?

The vegetables come in ______, matadors, tractor trolleys from farms both near and far.

Aftab participates in this ______ and decides what he will buy.

He has a ______ in the market where he stores the vegetables that he has bought.

From here he sells to ______ and shopkeepers who start coming to the market around six in the morning.

They have to organise their ______ so that they can start their shop for the day around ten in the morning.

Markets everywhere ______ in a particular manner and time.

You can place orders for a variety of things through the ______ and these days through the Internet.

People in urban areas can enter markets without stepping out of their homes via the ______.