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Unit 2 Ch 1 : Resources and Development — Social Studies STD 10 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10Social StudiesUnit 2 Ch 1 : Resources and Development3 Marks
Question
Classify resources, on the basis of exhaustibility in two groups. Mention three characteristics of each.
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Answer

Classification of resources on the basis of exhaustibility:-

  1. Renewable resources.
  2. Non-Renewable resources.

Characteristics of Renewable Resources:-

  1. They can be renewed or reproduced.
  2. Available in abundance.
  3. Cause no pollution.
  4. They may be continuous or flow resources.
  5. Examples: Solar, Wind Energy, Forest & wildlife, etc.

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