MCQ Class 11 Economics Chapter 1 Introduction CBSE Board Advertisement Statistics for Economics 1. Who described economics as “the study of man in the ordinary business of life”?Adam SmithAlfred MarshallJ.M.KeynesKarl MarxQuestion 1 of 202. A person who buys goods to satisfy personal needs is called a:ProducerSellerConsumerEmployerQuestion 2 of 203. A person who sells goods to make a profit is called a:SellerConsumerEmployeeEmployerQuestion 3 of 204. Who is called a producer?A person who only buys goodsA person who produces goods or provides servicesA person who only receives wagesA person who purchases goods for personal useQuestion 4 of 205. A person who works for someone else and receives wages or a salary is called a:ConsumerSellerEmployerEmployeeQuestion 5 of 206. A person who employs someone and pays them wages is called an:EmployeeConsumerEmployerProducerQuestion 6 of 207. Economic activities are undertaken for:Monetary gainEntertainment onlyPersonal relaxation onlySocial interaction onlyQuestion 7 of 208. What is the root of all economic problems?ProductionScarcityDistributionConsumptionQuestion 8 of 209. Why must people choose among their wants?All goods are freely availableWants are always decreasingResources are unlimitedResources are limitedQuestion 9 of 2010. Which of the following is an example of scarcity mentioned in the chapter?Unlimited availability of goodsFree access to every serviceLong queues at railway booking countersUnlimited pocket moneyQuestion 10 of 2011. What gives rise to the problem of choice between different commodities?Unlimited availability of resourcesAlternative uses of resourcesAbsence of human wantsFree distribution of goodsQuestion 11 of 2012. Which of the following is a resource used in agriculture?LandCinema ticketsRailway bookingsExpensive giftsQuestion 12 of 2013. Which of the following is an example of a non-food crop?RiceWheatCottonFood grainsQuestion 13 of 2014. Economics is conventionally divided into which three parts?Income, savings and investmentMoney, banking and taxationLabour, land and capitalConsumption, production and distributionQuestion 14 of 2015. The study of how consumers decide what to buy is called:ConsumptionProductionDistributionStatisticsQuestion 15 of 2016. The study of how producers choose what and how to produce is called:DistributionConsumptionProductionEmploymentQuestion 16 of 2017. Distribution deals with the distribution of national income through:Wants and needs onlyWages, profits and interestPrices and preferences onlyGoods and services onlyQuestion 17 of 2018. What does GDP stand for?General Distribution of ProductsGross Distribution of PricesGeneral Domestic ProductionGross Domestic ProductQuestion 18 of 2019. Why are numerical facts about poverty and income differences important?They help understand social problems and plan appropriate actionThey remove the need for government policiesThey make all resources unlimitedThey eliminate every human wantQuestion 19 of 2020. What is meant by economic data?Personal opinions about goodsStories about economic activitiesFacts relating to economic activitiesImaginary examples of productionQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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