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Which type of resource is obtained from the biosphere and has life?
Which type of resource is obtained from the biosphere and has life?
Which classification of resources is based on the status of development?
Which classification of resources is based on the status of development?
What are resources that are technologically accessible, economically feasible, and culturally acceptable termed as?
What are resources that are technologically accessible, economically feasible, and culturally acceptable termed as?
What type of resources are classified based on ownership into individual, community, national, and international?
What type of resources are classified based on ownership into individual, community, national, and international?
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What type of resources are obtained from the biosphere and do not have life?
What type of resources are obtained from the biosphere and do not have life?
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Classification of Resources
- Biotic resources are obtained from the biosphere and have life, such as forests, wildlife, and fisheries.
- Non-biotic resources are obtained from the biosphere and do not have life, such as water, air, and land.
Classification based on Development Status
- Resources are classified into potential, developed, and stock based on the status of development.
- Potential resources are known to exist but are not yet used, such as underground oil reserves.
- Developed resources are already being used, such as existing oil wells.
- Stock resources are available but are not yet being used, such as oil reserves in existing wells.
Classification based on Accessibility
- Resources that are technologically accessible, economically feasible, and culturally acceptable are termed as utilisable resources.
Classification based on Ownership
- Resources are classified based on ownership into individual, community, national, and international resources.
- Individual resources belong to a person, such as a private farm.
- Community resources are shared by a group of people, such as a community park.
- National resources belong to a country, such as a national forest.
- International resources are shared by multiple countries, such as the ocean.
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Explore the concepts of resources, development, and resource planning in India in this quiz based on Chapter 1 of Class 10 Geography. Learn about land resources, the classification of soils in India, and the importance of soil conservation.
