Which of the Following Differentiates a Hypermarket from a Supercenter

question 65

Multiple Choice

Which of the following differentiates a hypermarket from a supercenter?

• A) Hypermarkets do not offer self-service facilities,whereas supercenters offer self-service facilities to its customers.
• B) Hypermarkets carry a larger proportion of food items,whereas supercenters carry a larger portion of nonfood items.
• C) Hypermarkets have a greater emphasis on dry groceries,whereas supercenters have a greater emphasis on perishables.
• D) Hypermarkets are very common in the United States,whereas supercenters are not common in the United States.
• E) Hypermarkets provide large parking facilities to its customers,whereas supercenters do not provide parking facilities to its customers.

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