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    1. Biotic resources come from living things, potential resources are those whose quantities are known, and renewable resources like solar and wind energy can be replenished. 2. Natural resources are resources drawn from nature with little modification, like water, soil, and forests. Actual resources refer to resources present in a particular location, such as black soil found in certain areas. 3. Non-renewable resources like coal are examples of resources that cannot be replenished and must be used carefully through conservation to balance resource use with sustainable development for future generations.

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    1. Biotic resources come from living things, potential resources are those whose quantities are known, and renewable resources like solar and wind energy can be replenished. 2. Natural resources are resources drawn from nature with little modification, like water, soil, and forests. Actual resources refer to resources present in a particular location, such as black soil found in certain areas. 3. Non-renewable resources like coal are examples of resources that cannot be replenished and must be used carefully through conservation to balance resource use with sustainable development for future generations.

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    1. Biotic resources come from living things, potential resources are those whose quantities are known, and renewable resources like solar and wind energy can be replenished. 2. Natural resources are resources drawn from nature with little modification, like water, soil, and forests. Actual resources refer to resources present in a particular location, such as black soil found in certain areas. 3. Non-renewable resources like coal are examples of resources that cannot be replenished and must be used carefully through conservation to balance resource use with sustainable development for future generations.

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    TOPIC : Resources

    MATCH-CASE (Q. 1) :
    1. Match the following:
    i. Natural resources (a) Water, soil, forest
    ii. Actual resources (b) Black soil of Deccan trap
    iii. Potential resources (c) Water, air, land, soil
    iv. Abiotic resources (d) Plants, animals, insects, worms, etc.
    v. Biotic resources (e) High speed winds two hundred years ago
    vi. Renewable resources (f) Soil, rocks, minerals
    vii. Non-renewable resources (g) Coal, petroleum, natural gas

    FILL IN THE BLANKS (Q. 2 to Q. 8) :


    2. _______ resources are derived from living things.

    3. Localized resources are found only in _______ places.

    4. The example of human resource is _______.

    5. Solar and wind energy is an example of _______.

    6. Anything that is used to satisfy a need is called a _______.

    7. Petroleum in _______ is an example of actual resources.

    8. _______ is the application of latest knowledge and skill is doing or making things.
    MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (Q. 9 to Q. 19) :
    9. Which of these have some utility?
    (a) Water (b) Electricity
    (c) Vegetable (d) All of these

    10. Which of these have economic value?


    (a) Landscape (b) Home remedies
    (c) Metals (d) None of these

    11. Resources are distributed unequally over the earth because of


    (a) the different natural conditions (b) level of development
    (c) technological levels (d) all of these

    12. Resources drawn from nature and used without much modification are called
    (a) human made resources (b) natural resources
    (c) cultural resources (d) None of these

    13. The basis of classification of resources are


    (a) level of development and use (b) origin
    (c) stock and distribution (d) all of these

    14. The resources whose quantities are known, named as


    (a) potential resources (b) actual resources
    (c) stock (d) all of these

    15. Give an example of biotic resources


    (a) rocks (b) minerals
    (c) soils (d) animals

    16. Coal is an example of


    (a) renewable resources (b) non-renewable resources
    (c) human resources (d) potential resources
    17. Technology is an example of
    (a) natural resources (b) human made resources
    (c) both (a) and (b) (d) None of these

    18. Resources used carefully and giving them time to get renewed is called
    (a) resource depletion (b) resource conservation
    (c) resource pollution (d) None of these

    19. Balancing the needs to use resources and also conserve them for future generation is called
    (a) development (b) devaluation
    (c) sustainable development (d) all of these
    1. (i - c, ii - b, iii - e, iv - f, v - d, vi - a, vii - g)
    2. Biotic
    3. Certain
    4. People
    5. Renewable resources
    6. Resource
    7. West Asia
    8. Technology
    9. (d) 10. (c) 11. (a) 12. (b) 13. (d) 14. (b)
    15. (d) 16. (b) 17. (b) 18. (b) 19. (c)

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