Large,self-service stores that carry a complete line of food products and some nonfood products are called
A) discount stores.
B) superstores.
C) supermarkets.
D) department stores.
E) warehouse clubs.

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According to the description given, large self-service stores carrying a complete line of food products and some nonfood products are called supermarkets. Therefore, option C is the best choice. Discount stores (A) usually focus on offering products at lower prices and may not carry a complete line of food products. Superstores (B) are typically larger than supermarkets and offer a broader range of products, including electronics, clothing, and home goods. However, they may not always carry a complete line of food products. Department stores (D) typically focus on clothing, home goods, and other non-food products, and may have a food section, but not a complete line of food products. Warehouse clubs (E) also carry a broad range of products, but typically require a membership to shop and focus on offering larger quantities of items at lower prices. They may not carry a complete line of food products either.

Large,self-Service Stores That Carry a Complete Line of Food Products