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Which of the following activities is NOT considered a primary activity focused on raw material production?
Which of the following activities is NOT considered a primary activity focused on raw material production?
- Cattle rearing
- Lumbering
- Manufacturing (correct)
- Mining
In the context of economic activities, how do agriculture and industries contribute to a country's development?
In the context of economic activities, how do agriculture and industries contribute to a country's development?
- They play a crucial role in economic advancement. (correct)
- They primarily increase the country's population size.
- They have no significant impact on economic development.
- They mainly contribute to cultural activities.
If a community transitions from solely collecting wild fruits to cultivating fruit trees and managing livestock, what economic shift is occurring?
If a community transitions from solely collecting wild fruits to cultivating fruit trees and managing livestock, what economic shift is occurring?
- From primary to secondary activities
- From a sustainable to an unsustainable economy
- Evolution within primary activities towards more intensive practices (correct)
- From secondary to primary activities
What implication can be derived from the statement 'Man has no limits for his demand and desire' within the context of economic activities?
What implication can be derived from the statement 'Man has no limits for his demand and desire' within the context of economic activities?
A rural community is primarily engaged in fishing, fruit collection, and subsistence farming. Considering the information provided, what is the most likely characteristic of this community's economic structure?
A rural community is primarily engaged in fishing, fruit collection, and subsistence farming. Considering the information provided, what is the most likely characteristic of this community's economic structure?
Mohan explains to the children that farmers are essential because they:
Mohan explains to the children that farmers are essential because they:
What was Kavin's initial feeling about spending his holidays in the city?
What was Kavin's initial feeling about spending his holidays in the city?
What is the primary reason Kavin is upset in the children's park?
What is the primary reason Kavin is upset in the children's park?
What is the main occupation in villages, according to Inba?
What is the main occupation in villages, according to Inba?
What does Mohan try to convey to the children by reminding them that he also comes from a village?
What does Mohan try to convey to the children by reminding them that he also comes from a village?
From where do the shopkeepers get the things that they sell?
From where do the shopkeepers get the things that they sell?
What does Mohan do when he learns that Kavin is being teased?
What does Mohan do when he learns that Kavin is being teased?
What does Mohan mean when he says, "My roots are still there?"
What does Mohan mean when he says, "My roots are still there?"
Which of the following best describes the primary function of a 'Sandhai' in a village setting?
Which of the following best describes the primary function of a 'Sandhai' in a village setting?
Consumer goods are best defined as:
Consumer goods are best defined as:
What key element is essential for the successful execution of a barter system?
What key element is essential for the successful execution of a barter system?
The invention of money primarily addressed what problem inherent in the barter system?
The invention of money primarily addressed what problem inherent in the barter system?
What was the primary factor that led early humans to transition from nomadic lifestyles to establishing permanent settlements?
What was the primary factor that led early humans to transition from nomadic lifestyles to establishing permanent settlements?
In the context of the model Sandhai activity, what practical skills and concepts are students expected to learn?
In the context of the model Sandhai activity, what practical skills and concepts are students expected to learn?
A person has a surplus of rice and wants clothes. Under what conditions can the barter system work for him?
A person has a surplus of rice and wants clothes. Under what conditions can the barter system work for him?
Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit derived from the establishment of permanent settlements?
Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit derived from the establishment of permanent settlements?
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Sandhai
Sandhai
A specific market held periodically in villages for buying and selling goods.
Consumer Goods
Consumer Goods
Finished goods bought to fulfill the daily needs of consumers, like rice and clothes.
Barter System
Barter System
An old system of exchanging goods directly for other goods without money.
Money
Money
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Value of Goods
Value of Goods
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Profit and Loss
Profit and Loss
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Demand and Supply
Demand and Supply
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Permanent Settlements
Permanent Settlements
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Primary Activities
Primary Activities
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Agriculture
Agriculture
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Cattle Rearing
Cattle Rearing
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Mining
Mining
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Collection of Natural Resources
Collection of Natural Resources
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Kavin's Emotion
Kavin's Emotion
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Vimalan's Identity
Vimalan's Identity
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Role of Farmers
Role of Farmers
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Food Source
Food Source
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Farming
Farming
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Children's Park
Children's Park
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Uncle's Role
Uncle's Role
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Teasing
Teasing
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Study Notes
Standard Six Term II Volume 3
- The book is titled "Science Social Science"
- Published under the Free Textbook Programme of Government of Tamil Nadu
- Department of School Education
- The book's focus is on Untouchability is Inhuman and a Crime
Unit 1- Economics - An Introduction
- Children in a park are discussing their village life and the teasing they face
- Kavin, a child, is being teased for being from a village, and feels unwanted
- Kavin's uncle, Mohan, investigates the situation to try to help
- The children discuss where their food comes from.
- The issue of farming as the main occupation in villages and the concept of market (sandhai) is introduced
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This quiz explores primary economic activities like agriculture and their impact on rural communities. It covers shifts from wild harvesting to cultivation and the nature of economic demand. Questions address community economic structures and the importance of farming.
