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Q.1Renewable resourcesv
Solution

After consumption, resources can be renewed with the period of time is called renewable resources.
Example: Air, Water, Sunlight
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Answer:

After consumption, resources can be renewed with the period of time is called renewable resources.
Example: Air, Water, Sunlight
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Q.3Individual resources.v
Solution

Individual resources are resources privately owned by individuals.
Example: Apartments

Answer:

Individual resources are resources privately owned by individuals.
Example: Apartments

Q.4Tertiary activities.v
Solution

Tertiary activities are basically concerned with the distribution of primary and secondary products through a system of transport and trade.
(e.g.) Banking, Trade, and Communications.
D. Give brief answers for the following

Answer:

Tertiary activities are basically concerned with the distribution of primary and secondary products through a system of transport and trade.
(e.g.) Banking, Trade, and Communications.
D. Give brief answers for the following

Q.2What are the actual resources?v
Solution

Actual resources are resources that are being used and the quantity available is known, (eg) Coal mining at Neyveli Lignite Corporation.
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Answer:

Actual resources are resources that are being used and the quantity available is known, (eg) Coal mining at Neyveli Lignite Corporation.
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Q.3Define abiotic resources.v
Solution

Abiotic resources are non-living things. Land, Water, Air, and Minerals are abiotic resources.

Answer:

Abiotic resources are non-living things. Land, Water, Air, and Minerals are abiotic resources.

Q.4What is sustainable development?v
Solution

Development is necessary without affecting the needs of future generations.
If the present needs of resources are met and the conserving of resources for the future is balanced, we call it sustainable development.
E. Give short answers to the following questions

Answer:

Development is necessary without affecting the needs of future generations.
If the present needs of resources are met and the conserving of resources for the future is balanced, we call it sustainable development.
E. Give short answers to the following questions

Q.1Differentiate universal and localized resources.v
Solution

Universal Resources
Universal resources are present everywhere.
Eg. Sunlight and air
Localized Resources
Localized resources are present in specific regions.
Eg. Minerals

Answer:

Universal Resources
Universal resources are present everywhere.
Eg. Sunlight and air
Localized Resources
Localized resources are present in specific regions.
Eg. Minerals

Q.2Though human beings are natural resources, why are they classified separately?v
Solution

Though human beings are basically natural resources, we classify human beings separately.
Education, health, knowledge, and skill have made them valuable resources. Eg. Doctors, Scientists, and Teachers
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Answer:

Though human beings are basically natural resources, we classify human beings separately.
Education, health, knowledge, and skill have made them valuable resources. Eg. Doctors, Scientists, and Teachers
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Q.3Compare National and International Resources.v
Solution

National resources
National resources are resources within the political boundaries and oceanic areas of a country.
Eg. Tropical Forest Region of India
International resources
International resources are all oceanic resources found in the open ocean. Resources found in the region can be utilized only after an international agreement.
Eg. Ambergris.

Answer:

National resources
National resources are resources within the political boundaries and oceanic areas of a country.
Eg. Tropical Forest Region of India
International resources
International resources are all oceanic resources found in the open ocean. Resources found in the region can be utilized only after an international agreement.
Eg. Ambergris.

Q.4What is the difference between man-made resources and human resources?v
Solution

Man-made resources
Natural resources are modified or processed by technology into man-made resources.
Eg. Sugarcane processed to get Sugar
All structures built by man can also be called man-made resources.
Eg. Bridges, Houses, Road.
Human Resources
Human resources are groups of individuals who use nature to create more resources.
Through human beings are basically natural resources, we classify human beings separately.
Education health knowledge and skill have made them a valuable resource.
Eg. Doctors, Teachers, Scientists.
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Answer:

Man-made resources
Natural resources are modified or processed by technology into man-made resources.
Eg. Sugarcane processed to get Sugar
All structures built by man can also be called man-made resources.
Eg. Bridges, Houses, Road.
Human Resources
Human resources are groups of individuals who use nature to create more resources.
Through human beings are basically natural resources, we classify human beings separately.
Education health knowledge and skill have made them a valuable resource.
Eg. Doctors, Teachers, Scientists.
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Q.5Write the Gandhian thought on conservation of resources.v
Solution

Mahatma Gandhi blamed “human beings” for the depletion of resources because of
overexploitation of resources
Unlimited needs of human beings. So, conservation is very important.
F. Give detailed answers to the following questions. (100 – 120 words)

Answer:

Mahatma Gandhi blamed “human beings” for the depletion of resources because of
overexploitation of resources
Unlimited needs of human beings. So, conservation is very important.
F. Give detailed answers to the following questions. (100 – 120 words)

Q.1How are natural resources classified? Explain any three with examples.v
Solution

Natural resources are classified according to theirs.
Origin
Development
Renewability
Distribution
Ownership
Question I.
On the basis of origin – Biotic Resources and Abiotic Resources
All living resources are Biotic resources. Example: Plants, Animals, Microorganisms.
Non-living resources are abiotic resources. Example: Land, Water, Air, Minerals
Question II.
On the basis of development – Actual Resources and Potential Resources
The resources that are being used at present are Actual resources. The quantity is known. Example: Coal at Neyveli.
The resources that are not utilized at present are potential resources. The quantity and location are not known.
Example: Marine yeast (in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea)
Question III.
On the basis of Renewability – Renewable Resources and Non – renewable Resouces?
After consumption, resources can be renewed with the period of time is called renewable resources. Example: Air, Water, Sun Light
Natural resources that have limited stock are non – renewable resources. Example: Coal, Petroleum, Natural gas, Minerals
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Answer:

Natural resources are classified according to theirs.
Origin
Development
Renewability
Distribution
Ownership
Question I.
On the basis of origin – Biotic Resources and Abiotic Resources
All living resources are Biotic resources. Example: Plants, Animals, Microorganisms.
Non-living resources are abiotic resources. Example: Land, Water, Air, Minerals
Question II.
On the basis of development – Actual Resources and Potential Resources
The resources that are being used at present are Actual resources. The quantity is known. Example: Coal at Neyveli.
The resources that are not utilized at present are potential resources. The quantity and location are not known.
Example: Marine yeast (in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea)
Question III.
On the basis of Renewability – Renewable Resources and Non – renewable Resouces?
After consumption, resources can be renewed with the period of time is called renewable resources. Example: Air, Water, Sun Light
Natural resources that have limited stock are non – renewable resources. Example: Coal, Petroleum, Natural gas, Minerals
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Q.2How can resources be conserved?v
Solution

Careful use of resources is the conservation of resources.
Due to the rapid increase in population the resources are being utilized at a very fast rate.
To avoid this we need sustainable development. Sustainable development can take place when
Wastage and excess consumption is prevented
Reusable resources are recycled
Pollution is prevented
Environment is protected
Natural vegetation and wildlife are preserved.
The easiest way to conserve resources is to follow the “3R”s: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.

Answer:

Careful use of resources is the conservation of resources.
Due to the rapid increase in population the resources are being utilized at a very fast rate.
To avoid this we need sustainable development. Sustainable development can take place when
Wastage and excess consumption is prevented
Reusable resources are recycled
Pollution is prevented
Environment is protected
Natural vegetation and wildlife are preserved.
The easiest way to conserve resources is to follow the “3R”s: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.

Q.3What is resource planning and why is it necessary?v
Solution

The technique or skill of proper utilization of resources is Resource Planning. Resource Planning is necessary because
Resources are limited and we have to use them properly. Also, we have to save the resources for our future generation.
Resources are unevenly distributed over the different parts of the world.
It is also essential for the production of resources to protect them from overexploitation.

Answer:

The technique or skill of proper utilization of resources is Resource Planning. Resource Planning is necessary because
Resources are limited and we have to use them properly. Also, we have to save the resources for our future generation.
Resources are unevenly distributed over the different parts of the world.
It is also essential for the production of resources to protect them from overexploitation.

Q.1Statement: Solar energy is the best substitute for thermal energy in tropical regions. Inference 1: Coal and petroleum resources are receding. Inference 2: Solar energy will never deplete. Now choose the right answer.v
  1. A. Only conclusion 1 follows
  2. B. Only conclusion 2 follows
  3. C. Neither 1 nor 2 follows
  4. D. Both 1 and 2 follow
Solution

(d) Both 1 and 2 follow
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Answer:

(d) Both 1 and 2 follow
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Q.2Statement : If you don’t conserve resources, the human race may become extinct. Inference 1 : You need not conserve resources. Inference 2 : You need to conserve resources. Now choose the right answer.v
  1. A. Only conclusion 1 follows.
  2. B. Only conclusion 2 follows,
  3. C. Neither 1 nor 2 follows.
  4. D. Both 1 and 2 follow.
Solution

(b) Only conclusion 2 follows

Answer:

(b) Only conclusion 2 follows

Q.3Statement : Man switched over to agriculture. Inference 1 : Food gatherers experienced scarcity of food. Inference 2 : Food gathered was not nutritious. Now choose the right answer.v
  1. A. Only conclusion 1 follows
  2. B. Only conclusion 2 follows
  3. C. Neither 1 nor 2 follows
  4. D. Both 1 and 2 follow
Solution

(a) Only conclusion 1 follows
H. Given are three suggestions to conserve resources: Write the 3Rs in suitable places.
Giving your childhood cycle to your neighbour
Using a flush that consumes less water
Melting used plastic to lay roads
Reuse
Reduce
Recycle

Answer:

(a) Only conclusion 1 follows
H. Given are three suggestions to conserve resources: Write the 3Rs in suitable places.
Giving your childhood cycle to your neighbour
Using a flush that consumes less water
Melting used plastic to lay roads
Reuse
Reduce
Recycle

2I. Cross word puzzle5 questions
Q.G2Across left to right: A development that balances time Energy from the sun All resources that belong to a country Down: A resource found everywhere An international resource A resource provided by nature A resource restricted to specific areas Across right to left: One of the 3Rsv
Solution

Across left to right :
SUSTAINABLE
SOLAR
NATIONAL
Down:
UNIVERSAL
AMBERGRIS
NATURAL
LOCALIZED
Across right to left:
REUSE
K. Identify the different economic activities and fill the table given below
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources
L . Teacher’s Activities
Observe “Save Energy Day” Once a month at school/class level
Try making wall hangings with waste materials to decorate your school corridors.
Find out if there are any industries near your school. A field trip may be arranged.
Collect pictures based on
Fishing
Hunting
Food – gathering
Forestry
Mining
Agriculture
Cattle – rearing
Lumbering
A. Fill in the blanks Answer
……………… are two important factors that determine Time and Technology whether a substance is a resource or not.
All resources that have been directly provided by Natural resources nature are called ………………
Man mined precious metals simultaneously for making ………………
The non – renewable resources become ……………… after use and the time they take to replace does not match the life cycle.
Ambergris is used in ……………… industries.
Marine yeast has greater potential than ……………… yeast.
Time and Technology
Natural resources
ornaments
exhausted
perfume
terrestrial
B. Write short notes on the following

Answer:

Across left to right :
SUSTAINABLE
SOLAR
NATIONAL
Down:
UNIVERSAL
AMBERGRIS
NATURAL
LOCALIZED
Across right to left:
REUSE
K. Identify the different economic activities and fill the table given below
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources
L . Teacher’s Activities
Observe “Save Energy Day” Once a month at school/class level
Try making wall hangings with waste materials to decorate your school corridors.
Find out if there are any industries near your school. A field trip may be arranged.
Collect pictures based on
Fishing
Hunting
Food – gathering
Forestry
Mining
Agriculture
Cattle – rearing
Lumbering
A. Fill in the blanks Answer
……………… are two important factors that determine Time and Technology whether a substance is a resource or not.
All resources that have been directly provided by Natural resources nature are called ………………
Man mined precious metals simultaneously for making ………………
The non – renewable resources become ……………… after use and the time they take to replace does not match the life cycle.
Ambergris is used in ……………… industries.
Marine yeast has greater potential than ……………… yeast.
Time and Technology
Natural resources
ornaments
exhausted
perfume
terrestrial
B. Write short notes on the following

Q.1Non – renewable resources.v
Solution

Natural resources that have limited stock are non – renewable resources.
Example: Goal, Petroleum

Answer:

Natural resources that have limited stock are non – renewable resources.
Example: Goal, Petroleum

Q.2Community-owned Resources.v
Solution

Community-owned resources are resources which can be utilised by all the members of the community.
Eg. Public Parks.
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Answer:

Community-owned resources are resources which can be utilised by all the members of the community.
Eg. Public Parks.
Samacheer Kalvi 6th Social Science Guide Geography Term 2 Chapter 1 Resources

Q.3World’s largest Pharmacy.v
Solution

Tropical rain forests are called the world’s largest pharmacy.
25% of the natural vegetation are medicinal plants. Example: Cinchona.
C. Give brief answers for the following

Answer:

Tropical rain forests are called the world’s largest pharmacy.
25% of the natural vegetation are medicinal plants. Example: Cinchona.
C. Give brief answers for the following

Q.1How can natural resources be classified depending on?v
Solution

Origin
Development
Renewability
Distribution
Ownership

Answer:

Origin
Development
Renewability
Distribution
Ownership