Maharashtra Board Class 6 Geography Solution Chapter 10 – Human Occupations
Balbharati Maharashtra Board Class 6 Geography Solution Chapter 10: Human Occupations. Marathi or English Medium Students of Class 6 get here Human Occupations full Exercise Solution.
Std |
Maharashtra Class 6 |
Subject |
Geography Solution |
Chapter |
Human Occupations |
(A) Select the correct option:
(1) Serving as a ____ is a tertiary type of occupation.
Ans: – (c) Brick clin worker
(2) In the tropical areas, we mainly see ______ occupations
Ans: – (a) Primary
(3) Anmol’s Granny sells papads and pickles. Which type of occupation is it?
Ans: – (c) tertiary
(B) (3) Quaternary occupations are not commonly seen.
Reason: To do this type of occupations, the person must have some special skills. This is also a type of survive. But this service is not an ordinary one. It requires specials expertise. They are not directly related to the primary and secondary occupation.
More Questions and answers from this Chapter:
1.) What is primary occupations?
A:- Collecting resources directly from nature is called primary level economic activities.
2.) Give an example of primary level occupations?
A:- animal husbandry, fishing, agriculture etc are example of primary level occupations.
3.) What is secondary occupation?
A:- The work that transform a commodity or raw material into a more efficient usable and expensive product is called secondary occupations.
4.) Give an example of secondary occupations?
A:- Example of secondary occupations are – where the size and shape of the goods obtained from the first level occupations are changed to make them more usable. Like – in the dairy industry for example butter cheese is made from milk.
5.) What is tertiary occupations?
A:- The first and second levels of economic work are those that are provided to the public and the individual to the business and trade specialization based service work, called the third level economic functions.
6.) Write the names of the fields of third level economic work?
A:- The third level of economic work are various business services, hotel services, real estate, government administration, education, health, service, tourism.
7.) Tertiary occupations are also called ________.
A:- service occupations
8.) What is quaternary occupations?
A:- The economic activities in the third sector that are associated with research data collection and administrative work are called quaternary occupations .
9.) If most of the people of a country are involved in tertiary economic activities then that country will be ______ country.
A:- Developed
10.) If most of the people of a country are involved in first and second level economic activities then that country will be ____________ country.
A:- developing.
More Extra Questions
Answer the following questions: (marks:1)
1.) What is occupation?
Ans: occupation means activity or work that an individual performs on a regular basis and gets paid for it.
2.) What are the types of occupation?
Ans: There are mainly 4 types of occupation present: primary occupation, secondary occupation,tertiary occupation and quaternary occupation.
Answer the following questions:(marks 2/ 3)
1.) What do you mean by primary occupation?
Ans: We carry out many activities to fulfil our needs. We have many occupations, industries, trades, etc. Some of these activities are directly dependent on nature. It means that the products obtained in these activities are obtained directly from nature. This is known as primary occupation. Such as,animal husbandry, fishing, etc.
2.) What is a secondary occupation?
Ans: Some products obtained in primary occupations are used directly while others are used after making some changes in them. These products are more durable. Their quality has enhanced too. So, their price is also higher. Occupations dependent on primary occupations are known as secondary occupations.For example, we can obtain milk from primary occupation and in secondary occupation one can produce shrikhand, butter, cheese and milk powder from the milk that obtained from the primary occupation.
3.) What do you mean by tertiary occupation?
Ans: The occupations that provide complementary services to the other two occupations(primary and secondary). These include transport of goods, loading and unloading of goods and sale of goods, etc. Such occupations are called tertiary occupations.These occupations are complementary to all other occupations. These occupations are also called ‘service occupations’.
4.) What is quaternary occupation?
Ans: The occupations that require special expertise and special skills are called quaternary occupations. They require highly educated personnel. Such as; doctors, engineers,teachers,software engineers etc.
5.) Write down the difference between primary occupation and secondary occupation?
Ans:
Primary occupation: |
Secondary occupation: |
Occupation that depends on the products directly obtained from nature is called primary occupation. | Occupations that processed the products that were obtained from nature and made into different products are known as secondary occupation. |
Examples: animal husbandry, fishing etc | Examples: dairy products manufacturing such as; butter,ghee etc. |
Products are less durable. | Products are more durable |
This occupation uses natural sources. | Use the products of primary occupation. |
Answer the following questions:
1.) What is Occupation? What are the different types of occupation?(1+4)
Ans: occupation means activity or work that an individual performs on a regular basis and gets paid for it.
∆ Types: There are mainly 4 types of occupation:
- Primary occupation: We carry out many activities to fulfil our needs. We have many occupations, industries, trades, etc. Some of these activities are directly dependent on nature. It means that the products obtained in these activities are obtained directly from nature. This is known as primary occupation. Such as,animal husbandry, fishing, etc.
- Secondary occupation: Some products obtained in primary occupations are used directly while others are used after making some changes in them. These products are more durable. Their quality has enhanced too. So, their price is also higher. Occupations dependent on primary occupations are known as secondary occupations.For example, we can obtain milk from primary occupation and in secondary occupation one can produce shrikhand, butter, cheese and milk powder from the milk that obtained from the primary occupation.
- Tertiary occupation: The occupations that provide complementary services to the other two occupations(primary and secondary). These include transport of goods, loading and unloading of goods and sale of goods, etc. Such occupations are called tertiary occupations.These occupations are complementary to all other occupations.
These occupations are also called ‘service occupations’.
Quaternary occupation: The occupations that require special expertise and special skills are called quaternary occupations. They require highly educated personnel. Such as; doctors, engineers,teachers,software engineers etc