Question

An example of resource without value is _________.

• A. Iron
• B. Cotton
• C. grass
• D. Man

Answer 1

The correct option is C grass

Things become resources only when they have a value. “Its use or utility gives it a value. All resources have some value.”

Among the given options iron and cotton have an economic value. Man, when educated, has value. But the grass has no such direct value.