Question:
Resources have value- discuss ?
Answer:
An object or substance becomes a resource only when it has a value. The usefulness of the object gives
it a value. As a resource is something that has utility, all resources have some value. The value of the
object can be classified into two categories
Resources that have economic or commercial value
Resources that do not have economic or commercial value
Metal is a resource that has economic value as we make many products from it, for our daily use.
On the other hand a beautiful scenery you see may not have economic value but is still considered a
resource as it is useful in giving pleasure to the human mind.
Resources
Q 1.
What are population pyramids? How do they help in understanding about the population of a country?
Q 2.
What is a water-cycle?
Q 3.
Distinguish between Ferrous and nonferrous minerals
Q 4.
What are the four Characteristics of resources?
Q 5.
What is meant by arable land?
Q 6.
What are natural resources?
Q 7.
What are the classifications of minerals?
Q 8.
Differentiate between Ubiquitous and localised resources?
Q 9.
Resources have value- discuss ?
Q 10.
What are the advantages in mixed cropping?
Q 11.
What are the two main classifications of power resources?
Q 12.
Why are resources distributed unequally over the earth?
Q 13.
What is Nomadic herding?
Q 14.
Distinguish between Conventional and non conventional sources of energy
Q 15.
Write a brief note on the Ministry of Human Resource Development in India.
Q 16.
What is the average density of population in India?
Q 17.
Why is population growth slowing in united Kingdoms?
Q 18.
Name any two steps that government has taken to conserve plants and animals.
Q 19.
Ganga-Brahmaputra plain of India is an overpopulated region.
Q 20.
What is meant by the term industry?
Q 21.
Write a brief note on Intensive subsistence farming.
Q 23.
How are mineral extracted from earth?
Q 24.
Mention some methods that are used to conserve soil
Q 25.
Mention the different types of resources.
Q 26.
What can we do to conserve resources?
Q 27.
Name the 3 sectors of activities done by people.
Q 28.
What are the factors that determine the pattern in which a particular region is used?
Q 29.
Why is population study essential?
Q 30.
What is a resource?
Q 31.
What are abiotic resources?
Q 32.
What is mixed cropping or mixed farming?
Q 33.
Name the fibre crops and name the climatic conditions required for their growth.
Q 34.
Which sources of energy would you suggest for (a) rural areas (b) coastal areas (c) Arid Regions?
Q 35.
What are the activities under the secondary sector?
Q 36.
What do the 3Rs stand for in context with conservation of natural resources?
Q 38.
Name a few landforms.
Q 39.
Differentiate between emigrants and immigrants.
Q 40.
What is resource conservation?
Q 41.
Why are human resources important?
Q 42.
The world population has grown very rapidly. Why?
Q 43.
Complete the sentences below using some of the following words, sparsely, favourable, fallow, artificial, fertile, natural, extreme, densely
Q 44.
Name any three common minerals used by you every day.
Q 45.
What is an ore? Where are the ores of metallic minerals generally located?
Q 46.
Name two regions rich in natural gas resources.
Q 47.
Give reason for Most industries are concentrated around coal mines.
Q 48.
How was the word agriculture, coined?
Q 49.
How does land fulfil our needs?
Q 50.
What is population study known as?