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QN0026197

Which activity is an example of a tertiary sector supporting a primary sector?

(A) Transporting vegetables from farms to markets
(B) Growing vegetables
(C) Processing vegetables into canned food
(D) Harvesting crops

Correct Answer: A

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Question (32)

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A cooperative has 480 members. If one-fourth are women, how many women are members?

(A) 100
(B) 110
(C) 120
(D) 140

Correct Answer: C

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480 ÷ 4 = 120.

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Question (33)

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Which of the following would break the chain of interdependence if absent?

(A) Natural resources
(B) Processing activities
(C) Services like transportation
(D) Any one of these

Correct Answer: D

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Question (34)

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A factory receives 3,000 kg of pulp and converts 80% into paper. How much paper is produced?

(A) 2,200 kg
(B) 2,300 kg
(C) 2,400 kg
(D) 2,500 kg

Correct Answer: C

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80% of 3,000 = 2,400 kg.

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Question (35)

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Which sector helps finished products reach consumers through trade and retail?

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

Correct Answer: C

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Question (36)

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A dairy cooperative exports 18,000 packets of milk powder. If each carton contains 90 packets, how many cartons are needed?

(A) 180
(B) 190
(C) 200
(D) 210

Correct Answer: C

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18,000 ÷ 90 = 200.

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Question (37)

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Why is transportation considered important in interdependence among sectors?

(A) It extracts raw materials.
(B) It processes goods.
(C) It connects production and markets.
(D) It manufactures products.

Correct Answer: C

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Question (38)

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A village dairy collects 1,350 litres of milk. If one-third is sold as fresh milk, how many litres are sold fresh?

(A) 350
(B) 400
(C) 450
(D) 500

Correct Answer: C

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1,350 ÷ 3 = 450.

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Question (39)

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Which sequence correctly shows sectoral interdependence in dairy production?

(A) Retail shop → Dairy factory → Farmer
(B) Farmer → Dairy factory → Transport and retail
(C) Dairy factory → Farmer → Retail shop
(D) Transport → Farmer → Factory

Correct Answer: B

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Question (40)

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The production of goods from natural resources to final consumption becomes possible because:

(A) Only the primary sector works efficiently
(B) Only factories are important
(C) All three sectors work together and support one another
(D) Services alone are sufficient

Correct Answer: C

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All three sectors are interconnected and mutually dependent.

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Question (31)

Which activity is an example of a tertiary sector supporting a primary sector?

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Question (32)

A cooperative has 480 members. If one-fourth are women, how many women are members?

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Question (33)

Which of the following would break the chain of interdependence if absent?

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Question (34)

A factory receives 3,000 kg of pulp and converts 80% into paper. How much paper is produced?

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Question (35)

Which sector helps finished products reach consumers through trade and retail?

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Question (36)

A dairy cooperative exports 18,000 packets of milk powder. If each carton contains 90 packets, how many cartons are needed?

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Question (37)

Why is transportation considered important in interdependence among sectors?

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Question (38)

A village dairy collects 1,350 litres of milk. If one-third is sold as fresh milk, how many litres are sold fresh?

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Question (39)

Which sequence correctly shows sectoral interdependence in dairy production?

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Question (40)

The production of goods from natural resources to final consumption becomes possible because:

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