Question

Fill in the blanks. 1. A substance becomes a resource if it has ……………. 2. ………….. and …………. are two important factors which make a substance a resource. 3. On the basis of the level of development, resources classified into ……………. and ………….. 4. An actual resource to crazy might have been a ……………. resource time ago. 5. Windmills generate …………..energy which is a resource because it will never end up. 6. Although renewable resources can be replenished, we should be …………… regarding their use.
7. Coal and petroleum are examples of ………….. resources.
8. Air is a ubiquitous resource since it is found ………………..
9. Physical factors affecting the presence of a localised resource are …………….., ………………, and ……………
10. Using resources carefully and giving them time to get renewed is called ………………..​

Answer 1

Answer:

2)Time and Technology

3)potential, developed, stock and reserve

4)potential resource

5)wind

6)replenished

7)Non-renewable

8)earth's biosphere

9)temperature, humidity,climatic changes

10)resource conservation

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Utility or usability and function ability. 2.time and technology 3. actual resource , potential resource 4.potential 5. wind  6. careful 7.non-renewable 8. everywhere 9.climate, terrain, and altitude.10. resource conservation.

Explanation:

1.A substance becomes a resource if it has utility or usability and function ability.

Anything that has some utility to satisfy our needs is known as a resource.

2.Time and technology are two important factors which make a substance a resource.

because time can change the value of the resource and technology can change the utility of the resource.

3.on the basis of the level of development , resources classified into actual resource and potential resource.

4.An actual resource to crazy might have been a potential resource time ago.

5.Windmills generate wind energy which is a resource because it will never end up.

6.Although renewable resources can be replenished, we should be careful regarding their use.

7. Coal and petroleum  are examples of non-renewable resources.

8. Air is a ubiquitous resource since it is found everywhere.

9.Physical factors affecting the presence of a localised resource are climate, terrain and altitude. All these factors are not the same everywhere and vary from place to place on the earth. distribution of resources are unequal as these physical factors differ a lot on the earth.

10.Using resources carefully and giving them time to get renewed is called resource conservation.

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