thousands of natural elements occur in the environment can all these elements be classified as resources give reason
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Explanation:
Mona and Raju were helping Amma to clean their house.
“Look at all these things…. clothes, utensils, foodgrains,
combs, this bottle of honey, books…..Each of these has a
use,” said Mona. “That is why they are important,” said
Amma. “These are resources…..”. “What is a resource?”
was Raju’s question to Amma. “Anything that can be used
to satisfy a need is a resource”, replied amma. “Look around
you and observe, you will be able to identify many types of
resources. The water you drink when you are thirsty, the
electricity you use in your house, the rickshaw you use to
get home from school, the textbook you use to study are all
resources. Your father has prepared a tasty snack for you.
The fresh vegetables he has used are also a resource”.
Water, electricity, rickshaw, vegetable and textbook
have something in common. They have all been used by
you, so they have utility. Utility or usability is what makes
an object or substance a resource.
“How does something become a resource?” Raju now
wanted to know. Amma told the children that things become
resources only when they have a value. “Its use or utility gives
it a value. All resources have some value.” said Amma.
Value means worth. Some resources have economic
value, some do not. For example, metals may have an
economic value, a beautiful landscape may not. But both
are important and satisfy human needs.
Some resources can become economically valuable
with time. Your grandmother’s home remedies have no
commercial value today. But if they are patented and sold by
a medical firm tomorrow, they could become economically
valuable.
Resources
Glossary
Patent: It means
the exclusive right
over any idea or
invention.
Let’s do
List out five
resources you use
in your home and
five you use in
your classroom.
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