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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Commerce (B Com) .
Chapters
51. |
The unpredictable income makes the rural consumer highly conservative and |
A. | value-conscious |
B. | open-minded |
C. | adaptable |
D. | inexperienced |
Answer» A. value-conscious |
52. |
The products which have attained the maturity stage in urban market are in __________ stage in rural market |
A. | introduction |
B. | growth |
C. | maturity |
D. | decline |
Answer» B. growth |
53. |
Rural market is |
A. | shandies or haats |
B. | weekly markets |
C. | village retail stores |
D. | set of consumers in rural areas |
Answer» D. set of consumers in rural areas |
54. |
Rural is a distinct type of market and |
A. | is similar to the urban markets |
B. | is not just a poor extension of the urban areas |
C. | requires the same marketing strategies as urban markets |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. is not just a poor extension of the urban areas |
55. |
The cost and __________ of accessing consumers in a highly widespread rural market are very different from those involved in reaching urban consumers. |
A. | logistics |
B. | understanding |
C. | labour |
D. | acceptability |
Answer» A. logistics |
56. |
For fast moving consumer goods, rural consumption accounts for __________ share than urban. |
A. | smaller |
B. | larger |
C. | same |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. larger |
57. |
While the urban economy thrives mainly on secondary and tertiary activities, the rural economy is driven mainly by primary activities, such as: |
A. | manufacturing |
B. | service |
C. | agriculture |
D. | agriculture, fishing and forestry |
Answer» D. agriculture, fishing and forestry |
58. |
The following factors provide opportunities for marketers and favour the growth of rural marketing:
|
A. | i |
B. | ii |
C. | iii |
D. | iv |
Answer» D. iv |
59. |
Consider the following statements:
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A. | i |
B. | ii |
C. | iii |
D. | iv |
Answer» A. i |
60. |
Marketing to urban and rural markets may differ in all of the following ways except which? |
A. | Accessibility |
B. | Content of message |
C. | Media reach and habits |
D. | Price combined with utility |
Answer» D. Price combined with utility |
61. |
Rural consumers may respond better to promotion that is |
A. | Flashy |
B. | Aggressive |
C. | Personal |
D. | Repetitive |
Answer» C. Personal |
62. |
Rural consumers tend to favour no-frills functional products over |
A. | brand loyalty |
B. | small unit packaging |
C. | value for money |
D. | aggressive sales |
Answer» D. aggressive sales |
63. |
Agro-products includes all of the following except |
A. | Milk powder |
B. | Fruits |
C. | Vegetables |
D. | Corn flakes |
Answer» A. Milk powder |
64. |
Educating farmers about the best methods, timings and seasons, technology, tools, prices and best markets for selling their farming products is known as: |
A. | Public relations |
B. | Management consultancy |
C. | Agricultural consultancy |
D. | Operations consultancy |
Answer» C. Agricultural consultancy |
65. |
In line with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the Government of India aims to provide tap water regularly to every household by: |
A. | 2022 |
B. | 2030 |
C. | 2035 |
D. | 2040 |
Answer» B. 2030 |
66. |
Rural literacy level that was 25% before independence has now improved to: |
A. | 55% |
B. | 60% |
C. | 64% |
D. | 70% |
Answer» C. 64% |
67. |
In many products, rural consumption now accounts for a larger share then urban, especially for: |
A. | Washing soaps |
B. | Washing machines |
C. | Microwave |
D. | Refrigerator |
Answer» A. Washing soaps |
68. |
To increase awareness of products and services among rural consumers, there needs to be an increase in |
A. | rural infrastructure |
B. | penetration of mass media |
C. | agricultural research |
D. | population mobility |
Answer» B. penetration of mass media |
69. |
Mobility of rural population to urban areas, metro cities and foreign countries intensifies incomes and, hence, |
A. | purchasing power of rural people |
B. | education of rural people |
C. | connectivity of rural people |
D. | decision making of rural people |
Answer» A. purchasing power of rural people |
70. |
In India, most of the population resides in |
A. | Cities |
B. | Towns |
C. | Urban areas |
D. | Villages |
Answer» D. Villages |
71. |
______________ developments in agriculture results in overall rural development |
A. | Cultural |
B. | Social |
C. | Technological |
D. | Political |
Answer» C. Technological |
72. |
The unpredictable income makes the rural consumer |
A. | decisive |
B. | highly conservative |
C. | open to change |
D. | impulsive |
Answer» B. highly conservative |
73. |
Which product feature can be used to attract rural consumers? |
A. | functionality |
B. | high-tech |
C. | appearance |
D. | size |
Answer» A. functionality |
74. |
In India, which institution takes care of the agriculture and rural development credit needs? |
A. | IDBI |
B. | NABARD |
C. | RBI |
D. | FCI |
Answer» B. NABARD |
75. |
What is the role Haats in villages? |
A. | Contact point for durable goods only |
B. | A political platform for politicians |
C. | A place for cultural programmes |
D. | An opportunity for buying daily necessities |
Answer» D. An opportunity for buying daily necessities |
76. |
One of the various transformations the rural markets are witnessing in the changingmarketing scenario: |
A. | Rising mass media |
B. | Improved literacy |
C. | Improved marketing efforts |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
77. |
The Government of Indiaunder its ambitious project called Digital Village aims to |
A. | enable healthcare service in every village |
B. | provide internet connectivity for mass use |
C. | provide telecommunication services in every village |
D. | provide fertilizers to all farmers |
Answer» B. provide internet connectivity for mass use |
78. |
The pattern of income generation in rural areas based on agriculture is |
A. | seasonal |
B. | reliable |
C. | fixed |
D. | regular |
Answer» A. seasonal |
79. |
One of the 4 As of rural marketing is: |
A. | Accommodate |
B. | Accelerate |
C. | Availability |
D. | Accountability |
Answer» C. Availability |
80. |
Joint distribution by non-competing companies to rural areas is practices to: |
A. | save time in reaching the villages |
B. | share cost of distribution |
C. | establish direct contact with customers |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. share cost of distribution |
81. |
Which of the following is not included under Bharat Nirman? |
A. | Irrigation |
B. | Rural roads |
C. | Rural telecommunication |
D. | Education |
Answer» D. Education |
82. |
Rural markets remain untapped because of three Ds – Distance, Diversity and ___________________. |
A. | Density |
B. | Dispersion |
C. | Dissemination |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Dispersion |
83. |
Self Help Groups bank linkage programme was first launched by |
A. | SBI |
B. | RBI |
C. | NABARD |
D. | IDBI |
Answer» C. NABARD |
84. |
Emerging trend in rural marketing include |
A. | Internet marketing |
B. | Retailing |
C. | Wholesaling |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Internet marketing |
85. |
Haats and melas form an integral part of the rural consumer's ...................... patterns. |
A. | working |
B. | shopping |
C. | daily |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. shopping |
86. |
______________are the weekly markets from where rural people buy the items of daily necessities, garments, farm inputs etc |
A. | Melas |
B. | Haats |
C. | Dashavtars |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. Melas |
87. |
The manufacturer has to ensure price compliance in rural markets either |
A. | through promotional campaigns |
B. | by ensuring the availability of products |
C. | by timely distribution |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
88. |
Making small unit packages of products is only one of the options for the rural market and it should be |
A. | generalised across all product categories |
B. | generalised across product categories with caution |
C. | generalised only for fast moving consumer goods |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. generalised across product categories with caution |
89. |
For the rural market, the _______________ of the product should be enhanced instead of appearance. |
A. | description |
B. | promotion |
C. | functional utility |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. functional utility |
90. |
Instead of high-priced value-added products, the rural consumers prefer |
A. | functional products |
B. | low cost products |
C. | small unit packaging |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
91. |
Rural markets imply complex logistical challenges that show up as |
A. | opportunity for retailing |
B. | good prospect for wholesalers |
C. | high distribution costs |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. high distribution costs |
92. |
An outlet that can be used to market products to the rural consumers include |
A. | Agricultural Input Dealers |
B. | Cooperative Societies |
C. | Public Distribution System |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
93. |
An important promotional strategy when marketing to rural consumers include: |
A. | Thinking in local idiom |
B. | Apply same standards as urban markets |
C. | Apply global promotional strategies |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Thinking in local idiom |
94. |
One of the main objective of the Make in India scheme is: |
A. | Enhance skill development |
B. | Provide broadband highways |
C. | Provide housing facilities |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Enhance skill development |
95. |
One of the main objective of the Digital India programme is |
A. | Foster Innovation |
B. | Universal access to mobile connectivity |
C. | Provide access to public health services |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Universal access to mobile connectivity |
96. |
One of the main objective of Bharat Nirman is |
A. | Provide housing facilities to the rural areas |
B. | Improving the nutritional status of children |
C. | e-governance |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Provide housing facilities to the rural areas |
97. |
One of the main objective of Start Up India is |
A. | Provide financial support to the farmers |
B. | Enhance livelihood security in rural areas |
C. | Build a strong ecosystem for promoting innovation |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Build a strong ecosystem for promoting innovation |
98. |
One of the main objective ofthe National Rural Health Mission is |
A. | Provide nutritional support to children |
B. | Decrease the infant mortality rate |
C. | To make healthy relationships with worldwide nations |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Decrease the infant mortality rate |
99. |
The objective of National Food Security Mission is: |
A. | Increase production through area expansion and productivity |
B. | Improve the nutritional status of school-age children nationwide |
C. | Prevent and control communicable and non-communicable diseases |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Increase production through area expansion and productivity |
100. |
The objective of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan is |
A. | Encourage poor children, belonging to disadvantaged sections, to attend school |
B. | Provide quality elementary education with community involvement |
C. | Provide nutritional support to children |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Provide quality elementary education with community involvement |
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