Question

Which of the following is an example of shops in neighborhood ___________.
A) Dairy
B) Departmental store
C) Pharmacy
D) All of the above

Answer 1

Hint: Local stores are beneficial in a variety of ways. They're close to our house, and we can see them each day of the week. The buyer and vendor are usually acquainted, and these shops also offer credit.

Complete answer:
Dairy, groceries from department stores, pharmacy, stationery, eatables, fruit vendors, vegetable hawkers, and other establishments in the neighbourhood are examples.
Option A) Dairy: A dairy is a business that is dedicated to the collection or processing (or both) of animal milk for human use, typically from cows or buffaloes, but occasionally from goats, sheep, horses, or camels. So, milk can’t be the only need for people living in the neighbourhood. Hence, this option is incorrect.

Option B) Departmental store: A department store is a type of retail enterprise that sells a large range of consumer goods in many departments of the store, each specializing in a certain product category. Though departmental store can full fill many needs people living around still it doesn’t cover the necessary need for people living around. Hence, this option is incorrect.

Option C) Pharmacy: The clinical health science of pharmacy is responsible for the discovery, production, disposal, safe and effective use, and control of pharmaceuticals and pharmaceuticals. Medicines are one of the important essential need but there are also many needs for living a comfortable life. Hence, this option is incorrect.

Option D) All of the above: Dairy, groceries from department stores, pharmacy, stationery, eatables, fruit vendors, vegetable hawkers, and other establishments in the neighbourhood are examples. So, all of the above options cover most of the stores in the neighbourhood. Hence, this option is correct.

Therefore, option ‘D’ i.e, All of them is the correct answer. Since all of the options are the example of stores in the neighbourhood.

Note: The following are some of the drawbacks of the local shops:
- As more people arrive to buy goods from the neighbourhood shops, the area becomes overcrowded and crowded.
- Customers continue to flock to the stores since no one wants to travel far to get what they need.