Amol’s Granny sells papads and pickles. This is a _______ occupation. (primary, secondary, tertiary)
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Complete the statements choosing the correct option
10 Q→02Answer the question
9 Q→03Match the column.
1 Q→04Give geographical resons.
3 Q→05Read the map and pictuer given below and answer the Questions .
5 Q→06Name the following
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In the tropical areas, we mainly see ________ occupations. (primary; secondary, tertiary)
Serving as a ______ is a tertiary type of occupation.(bus conductor, veterinary doctor, brick kiln worker)
transactions decide the country’s ______.(production, occupation, manpower)
Countries which have more manpower engaged in primary activities are considered to be _____ countries. (developed, developing, under developed)
What decides the country’s annual income?
How can we decide the extent of the country’s development?
A person testing the quality of a product is practising a quaternary occupation. Elaborate.
Explain the term “Service occupation”.
Why are the prices of processed milk products higher?
| Column A | Column B |
| (1) Animal husbandry and fishing | (a) secondary occupation |
| (2) Processing of milk | (b) tertiary occupation |
| (3) Transport of goods | (c) quaternary occupation |
| (4) Quality testing of product | (d) primary occupation |
| (5) Transaction of the country | (e) economic transactions |
| (f) production |
Quaternary occupations are not commonly seen.
Primary occupations are associated with developing countries while tertiary, with developed countries.
The type of occupation determines a person’s
income.
income.
(1) What milk products are seen in the picture?
(2) Who inspects these products?
(3) What does the shopkeeper do with these products?
(1) Which of these activities is undertaken to obtain a product from nature?
(2) How long does this product last?
(3) In which picture is the product obtained from nature being collected?
(1) What else is happening in picture E?
(2) Out of the products shown in picture F, which products do you use?
(3) What would be main difference between milk and milk products?
(1) What are the cows and buffaloes in picture A doing?
(2) What is being obtained in picture B?
(3) What is happening at the Milk Collection Centre in picture C?
(1) Which country has more manpower engaged in primary occupation?
(2) Which country has more manpower engaged in secondary occupation?
(3) Which country has more manpower engaged in tertiary occupations?
Countries which have more manpower engaged in primary activities:
Countries which have more manpower engaged in tertiary activities:
Occupations which requires special expertise:
Occupations like sale of goods
Occupations which provide complementary services to primary and secondary occupations:
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