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~3h 15m

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Model 116

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~30%

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BSEB Matric Economics (model 116 style) is a Class 10 optional subject covering consumer/producer basics, demand–supply, national income intro, money and banking, and development issues, with a ~3h15m mixed-format theory paper and a carefully cited ~30% pass floor. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation only.

Sample BSEB Matric Economics Practice Questions

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1Economics primarily studies:
A.Allocation of scarce resources among unlimited wants
B.Only weather patterns
C.Only chemical bonding
D.Only sports rules
Explanation: Economics is about scarcity, choice, and resource allocation.
2Scarcity means resources are:
A.Limited relative to wants
B.Unlimited and free always
C.Always wasted
D.Irrelevant to choice
Explanation: Scarcity forces choice because means are limited and wants are many.
3A consumer is one who:
A.Buys goods/services for final satisfaction
B.Only manufactures machines
C.Only issues currency
D.Only audits companies
Explanation: Consumers demand final goods and services for use.
4Which option correctly describes Utility?
A.Want-satisfying power of a good
B.Physical mass only
C.A tax rate
D.Bank interest
Explanation: Utility is satisfaction derived from consumption.
5Law of demand (ceteris paribus):
A.Quantity demanded rises when price falls
B.Quantity demanded rises when price rises
C.Demand ignores price always
D.Supply equals demand by definition of the law
Explanation: Inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded, other things equal.
6A normal demand curve slopes:
A.Downward left to right
B.Upward for every good without exception
C.As a perfect circle
D.Only as a vertical line for all goods
Explanation: Downward slope shows inverse price–quantity demanded relation.
7Which shifts the demand curve?
A.Change in consumer income
B.Only a movement along the curve due to own price
C.Nothing ever
D.Only the ink colour of the graph paper
Explanation: Income, tastes, related prices, expectations, population shift demand; own price causes movement along.
8Complementary goods are:
A.Used jointly (tea and sugar)
B.Always perfect substitutes
C.Never consumed
D.Only capital goods
Explanation: Complements are consumed together.
9Substitute goods can:
A.Replace each other (tea and coffee)
B.Only be used as fixed pairs always
C.Have zero use
D.Only be free goods
Explanation: Substitutes compete in consumption.
10For a normal good, when income rises, demand:
A.Rises
B.Falls always
C.Becomes zero always
D.Becomes supply
Explanation: Normal goods: income and demand move together.

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