Industrial Classification and Sectors Quiz

Production of economic goods or services within an economy.

Industries are classified into primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors.

Supports primary and secondary sectors with services like banking and transport.

Industries are classified by raw material, size, and ownership.

Typically provides part-time or subsidiary employment rather than full-time jobs.

Ahmedabad has a humid climate, skilled labor, and good trade facilities, making it a textile hub.

The part of the economy focused on services instead of goods, including healthcare and banking.

Involves storage, processing, and distribution of information, aided by trained manpower and infrastructure.

Threats to human settlements, residents, and machinery from industrial activities.

A system in place to combat fires within an industry, essential for safety.

Proper clothing and protocols for workers handling toxic substances and machinery.

Factors like connectivity, water source, and labor availability that favor TISCO in Jamshedpur.

Conditions that led to the rise of textile factories in Ahmedabad, like cotton availability and climate.

Industries that process raw minerals like iron and copper.

Industries deriving raw materials from water bodies, such as seafood processing.

Industries that utilize resources from forests, like wood and paper production.

Industries established and operated by individuals or groups; examples include Tata Motors.

Industries owned and operated by the government; examples include Steel Authority of India.

Industries owned jointly by government and private individuals; an example is Maruti Udyog Limited.

Industries requiring less capital and infrastructure, producing goods like rubber items and glass.

Consists of inputs, processing, and outputs in an industry.

Accidents in industries causing significant harm and loss of life.

Industries using plant and animal products as raw materials.

Industries producing textiles from cotton, primarily found in regions like Ahmedabad.