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What does the chapter emphasize about resources?
What does the chapter emphasize about resources?
- They should only fulfill human needs.
- They should be abundant and easily accessible.
- They should be utilized without considering sustainability.
- They should fulfill human needs, be sustainable, and cause no harm. (correct)
How are resources classified in the chapter?
How are resources classified in the chapter?
- Essential and non-essential, organic and inorganic
- Natural and man-made, accessible and inaccessible
- Local and global, seasonal and perennial
- Biotic and abiotic, renewable and non-renewable (correct)
What is highlighted in terms of resource availability?
What is highlighted in terms of resource availability?
- Nuclear energy and hydroelectric power
- Geothermal energy and tidal power
- Fossil fuels and coal
- Solar, wind, and thermal energy (correct)
What does the chapter specifically discuss regarding non-renewable resources?
What does the chapter specifically discuss regarding non-renewable resources?
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What are the conditions for a resource to be considered responsive, as mentioned in the chapter?
What are the conditions for a resource to be considered responsive, as mentioned in the chapter?
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Study Notes
Geography Class 10 Chapter 1: Resources and Development
- The chapter focuses on resources and development in geography for class 10.
- The chapter is presented using visuals and animations to make it interesting.
- It discusses natural resources like water, forests, oil, wind, and animal rescue.
- It emphasizes that resources should fulfill human needs, be sustainable, and cause no harm.
- It mentions the importance of fulfilling three conditions for a resource to be considered responsive.
- The chapter discusses the classification of resources into four categories.
- The classifications include biotic and abiotic resources, renewable and non-renewable resources.
- It discusses the concept of resources as a compound of non-living and non-organic elements.
- It highlights the availability of resources like solar, wind, and thermal energy.
- It mentions the physical and mechanical processes and the issue of cold water.
- It discusses non-renewable resources, focusing on water resources specifically.
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