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Question (11)

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A dairy cooperative collects 900 litres of milk daily. If 300 litres are sold directly and the rest processed into products, how many litres are processed?

(A) 500
(B) 600
(C) 700
(D) 800

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

900 − 300 = 600 litres.

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Question (12)

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A paper mill receives 2,400 kg of wood pulp. If 1,800 kg is converted into paper, the paper-making activity belongs to:

(A) Primary sector
(B) Secondary sector
(C) Tertiary sector
(D) Retail sector

Correct Answer: B

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Question (13)

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A dairy factory produces 5,000 packets of milk. A transport company delivers all packets to stores. The transport company's work belongs to:

(A) Primary sector
(B) Secondary sector
(C) Tertiary sector
(D) Agricultural sector

Correct Answer: C

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Question (14)

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Which activity comes first in the chain of producing milk products?

(A) Selling in shops
(B) Transportation
(C) Milking cows
(D) Packaging butter

Correct Answer: C

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Question (15)

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If farmers stop supplying milk to a dairy, which activity will be affected first?

(A) Milk processing
(B) Teaching
(C) Banking
(D) Healthcare

Correct Answer: A

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Question (16)

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A cooperative has 120 members. If 45 are women and the rest are men, how many men are members?

(A) 65
(B) 70
(C) 75
(D) 80

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

120 − 45 = 75.

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Question (17)

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Which activity in the textbook production process belongs to the primary sector?

(A) Printing books
(B) Extracting wood pulp from trees
(C) Delivering books to schools
(D) Selling books in stores

Correct Answer: B

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Question (18)

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Which activity in the textbook production process belongs to the tertiary sector?

(A) Cutting trees
(B) Making paper
(C) Transporting books
(D) Extracting pulp

Correct Answer: C

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Question (19)

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A dairy receives milk from 250 farmers. If each farmer supplies 8 litres, how much milk is collected?

(A) 1,500 litres
(B) 1,800 litres
(C) 2,000 litres
(D) 2,200 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

250 × 8 = 2,000 litres.

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Question (20)

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Which of the following best shows sectoral interdependence?

(A) A farmer growing wheat only
(B) A truck driver transporting goods from factories to markets
(C) A teacher teaching students
(D) A nurse treating patients

Correct Answer: B

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Question (11)

A dairy cooperative collects 900 litres of milk daily. If 300 litres are sold directly and the rest processed into products, how many litres are processed?

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Question (12)

A paper mill receives 2,400 kg of wood pulp. If 1,800 kg is converted into paper, the paper-making activity belongs to:

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Question (13)

A dairy factory produces 5,000 packets of milk. A transport company delivers all packets to stores. The transport company's work belongs to:

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Question (14)

Which activity comes first in the chain of producing milk products?

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Question (15)

If farmers stop supplying milk to a dairy, which activity will be affected first?

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Question (16)

A cooperative has 120 members. If 45 are women and the rest are men, how many men are members?

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Question (17)

Which activity in the textbook production process belongs to the primary sector?

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Which activity in the textbook production process belongs to the tertiary sector?

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Question (19)

A dairy receives milk from 250 farmers. If each farmer supplies 8 litres, how much milk is collected?

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Which of the following best shows sectoral interdependence?

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