Question
Mining and Fishing
✓
Answer
| Mining | Fishing |
| (i) Since ancient times man is using minerals as raw material. | (i) Since ancient time man is using fish as a food. |
| (ii) Found naturally in crust of the earth. | (ii) Found naturally but in rivers, lakes, seas and oceans. |
| (iii) Used as industrial raw materials. | (iii) Used as a food. |
| (iv) Highly uneven distribution. | (iv) Found everywhere in waterbodies. |
| (v) Availability of minerals depends upon geological structure. | (v) Availability of fish depends on nature of coast line, cool climate, cold and warm ocean water currents etc. |
Need a full question paper?
Generate a complete, print-ready paper with questions like this in minutes — across 16+ boards, with answer keys.
Explore more
Similar questions
| A | B | C |
| (1) Human Geography | (1) Meteorology | (1) Political Geography |
| (2) Physical Geography | (2) Geodesy | (2) Cartography |
| (3) Geographic Techniques | (3) Political Science | (3) Climatology |
Primary and Secondary Activities.
Functional region and Formal region
Observe Fig A to F. They show various patterns of settlements. Try to understand the difference between them. Carefully read their characteristics in the second column. According to the applicable characteristics, write alphabet of the image settlement in the place provided below characteristics.
Large scale industries and Cottage or Household industries
| A | B | C |
| (1) Geographic Techniques | (1) Geology | (1) Population Geography |
| (2) Human Geography | (2) Engineering | (2) Geomorphology |
| (3) Physical Geography | (3) Demography | (3) Remote Sensing |
Radial pattern and Circular Pattern
Possibilism and Determinism.
| A | B | C |
| (1) Ganga Basin | (1) Island | (1) Tourism |
| (2) Japan | (2) Beautiful scenery | (2) Agriculture and industries |
| (3) Indonesia | (3) Fertile soil | (3) Trade and import resources |
| A | B | C |
| (1) Later stage of Demographic Transition Theory | (1) Higher population | (1) Higher amount of capital resources consumed |
| (2) Population pyramid | (2) Pull factor | (2) Lower per capita income |
| (3) Migration | (3) Low growth of population | (3) Greater development less spent on population |
| (4) Indicator of economic development | (4) High dependency ratio | (4) Good employment opportunities |