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Forms of Market — Practice Worksheet
Chapter: Forms of Market
Topic: Forms of Market
Maximum Marks: 35
Time: 30 minutes
Name: ____________________ Roll No.: __________ Date: ____________

General Instructions

  • All questions are compulsory.
  • Choose the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each question.
  • The answer key is at the end — try the paper first!
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each) 15 × 1 = 15 marks
1.
A market with a single seller and no close substitutes is a:
  • A.Monopoly
  • B.Perfect competition
  • C.Oligopoly
  • D.Monopolistic competition
2.
The word 'monopoly' literally means:
  • A.Many sellers
  • B.One seller
  • C.Few sellers
  • D.One buyer
3.
A monopolist is a:
  • A.Price taker
  • B.Price maker
  • C.Quantity taker
  • D.Buyer
4.
A feature of monopoly is:
  • A.Free entry
  • B.Strong barriers to entry
  • C.Many sellers
  • D.Identical sellers
5.
A market with many sellers of differentiated products is:
  • A.Perfect competition
  • B.Monopoly
  • C.Monopolistic competition
  • D.Oligopoly
6.
The key feature of monopolistic competition is:
  • A.An identical product
  • B.Product differentiation
  • C.A single seller
  • D.No advertising
7.
Different brands of soap illustrate:
  • A.Monopoly
  • B.Monopolistic competition
  • C.Perfect competition
  • D.Duopoly
8.
Firms in monopolistic competition spend heavily on:
  • A.Advertising (selling costs)
  • B.Nothing
  • C.Price cuts only
  • D.Government fees
9.
A market dominated by a few large sellers is an:
  • A.Oligopoly
  • B.Monopoly
  • C.Perfect competition
  • D.Open market
10.
An oligopoly with only two firms is a:
  • A.Monopoly
  • B.Duopoly
  • C.Triopoly
  • D.Perfect market
11.
The key feature of oligopoly is:
  • A.Interdependence among firms
  • B.Free entry
  • C.One seller
  • D.Identical buyers
12.
The car and telecom markets are examples of:
  • A.Perfect competition
  • B.Monopoly
  • C.Oligopoly
  • D.Pure competition
13.
Under perfect competition, entry of firms is:
  • A.Free
  • B.Blocked
  • C.Difficult
  • D.Illegal
14.
Under which market form does the firm have full control over price?
  • A.Perfect competition
  • B.Monopoly
  • C.Monopolistic competition
  • D.Oligopoly
15.
The market form closest to what we see in everyday branded goods is:
  • A.Perfect competition
  • B.Monopoly
  • C.Monopolistic competition
  • D.Pure monopoly
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each) 10 × 2 = 20 marks
16.
A monopolist faces a downward-sloping demand curve, unlike a competitive firm, because the monopolist:
  • A.Is the whole market, so to sell more it must lower the price
  • B.Is a price taker
  • C.Has many rivals
  • D.Sells an identical product
17.
Two toothpaste brands compete largely through advertising and packaging rather than big price cuts. This reflects:
  • A.Non-price competition under monopolistic competition
  • B.Perfect competition
  • C.A pure monopoly
  • D.A price taker market
18.
When one airline in a four-firm market cuts fares, the others quickly match it. This behaviour shows the oligopoly feature of:
  • A.Interdependence
  • B.Free entry
  • C.Identical products
  • D.Price taking
19.
A patent that prevents any other firm from making a drug for years helps create a:
  • A.Monopoly
  • B.Perfect competition
  • C.Monopolistic competition
  • D.Oligopoly of many
20.
Compared with perfect competition, prices under monopolistic competition tend to be slightly higher mainly because of:
  • A.Product differentiation and advertising costs
  • B.Identical products
  • C.Government price floors
  • D.Free goods
21.
Which market form gives consumers the greatest variety of choice?
  • A.Monopolistic competition
  • B.Monopoly
  • C.Perfect competition
  • D.Pure monopoly
22.
Steel produced by a few large firms selling a near-identical product is an example of:
  • A.Oligopoly
  • B.Monopolistic competition
  • C.Perfect competition
  • D.Monopoly
23.
Why are monopolies often regulated by the government?
  • A.To stop them charging excessive prices and protect consumers
  • B.To remove all firms
  • C.To ban advertising
  • D.To create more monopolies
24.
Oligopoly firms often avoid aggressive price wars because a price cut by one is likely to:
  • A.Be matched by rivals, hurting everyone's profits
  • B.Be ignored
  • C.Raise everyone's price
  • D.Have no effect
25.
Reading the comparison table, the form with 'one seller, unique product, blocked entry, full price control' is:
  • A.Monopoly
  • B.Perfect competition
  • C.Monopolistic competition
  • D.Oligopoly

Answer Key

Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
  1. (A) Monopoly
  2. (B) One seller
  3. (B) Price maker
  4. (B) Strong barriers to entry
  5. (C) Monopolistic competition
  6. (B) Product differentiation
  7. (B) Monopolistic competition
  8. (A) Advertising (selling costs)
  9. (A) Oligopoly
  10. (B) Duopoly
  11. (A) Interdependence among firms
  12. (C) Oligopoly
  13. (A) Free
  14. (B) Monopoly
  15. (C) Monopolistic competition
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
  1. (A) Is the whole market, so to sell more it must lower the price
  2. (A) Non-price competition under monopolistic competition
  3. (A) Interdependence
  4. (A) Monopoly
  5. (A) Product differentiation and advertising costs
  6. (A) Monopolistic competition
  7. (A) Oligopoly
  8. (A) To stop them charging excessive prices and protect consumers
  9. (A) Be matched by rivals, hurting everyone's profits
  10. (A) Monopoly
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