Human Made Resources

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Differentiate between natural and man-made resources?

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Differentiate between natural and human resources.

Q. Name the two factors that can change substances into resources.

1. Machines and raw materials
2. Minerals and forests
3. Machines and forests
4. Time and technology

Q. Why are human beings considered as special resources on the Earth?

1. Human beings can explore, develop and convert natural resources into useful goods.
2. Human beings are found everywhere on earth.
3. Human beings are renewable resources.
4. The population of human beings in the world is ever-increasing.

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What do you mean by resources?

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Difference between ubiquitous and localised resources.

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What is the role of humans in resource development?

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What are the various types of resources?

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Complete the following statement: biotic resources are derived from ______.

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Which of the following is not a benefit of training and development to an organisation?

1. Lead to a better career of the individual

2. Enhance employee productivity

3. Lead to a better career of the individual

4. Help to avoid wastage of efforts and money

Q. Which is the parameter that does not make a substance a 'resource'?

1. Value
2. Quantity
3. Technology
4. Utility

Q. Which invention led to the development of transport?

1. Steam engine
2. Carts
3. Wheel
4. Vehicles

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Which one of the following is not a biotic natural resources?

1. Water

2. Milk

3. Fruits

4. Fish

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The invention of which of the following led to the development of transport?

1. Vehicles

2. Diesel

3. Wheel

4. Petrol

Q.

Why is conservation of resources necessary? Give two reasons.

Q. Patents are the exclusive rights over ____.

1. resources
2. ideas
3. labour
4. capital

Q. Which of these can be termed as a resource?

1. Water
2. Rickshaw
3. Electricity
4. Textbook

Q.

What are the different types of resources?

Q.

what is a potential resource?

Q. Pick the man made resources from the following list below.

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Q.

The most appropriate definition of a natural resource is that is a substance/commodity that is

1. present only on land

2. a gift of a nature which is very useful to mankind

3. a man-made substance placed in nature

4. available only in the forest

Q.

Classify resources.

Q. Pick the man made resources from the following list below.

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5. 

Q. The perfect definition of manmade resources would be:

1. Resources that are in a stage of development.
2. Resources found abundantly in nature.
3. Resources made by humans using natural resources.
4. Resources that provide utility to mankind.

Q. Pair the following resources with their types.

1. Natural resource
2. Manmade resource
3. Plants
4. Bicycles
5. Human resource
6. Human skills and abilities

Q. Electricity generated from lightning is an example of a resource and electricity generated from dams is a resource.

1. neutral
2. manmade
3. negative
4. natural

Q. Human resource development refers to ______.

1. providing people with the necessary resources
2. providing people with proper access to education and healthcare
3. increasing the quantity of people
4. improving the quality of people's skills so that they are able to create more resources

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who invented cycle?

Q. Name the two factors that can change substances into resources.

1. Machines and raw materials
2. Minerals and forests
3. Time and technology
4. Machines and forests

Q. Which one of the following is a human-made resource?

1. Medicines to treat cancer
2. Spring water
3. Tropical forests
4. Rivers