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Sectors of the Indian Economy questions for CBSE X

Lakshyank has 102 Sectors of the Indian Economy questions for CBSE X. Try a few below, then practise the rest free.

Question 1 Sectors of the Indian Economy · 2024

With rising household incomes, demand often grows for which services? (i) Eating out; (ii) private hospitals; (iii) national defence as a household purchase; (iv) tourism.

Question 2 Sectors of the Indian Economy · 2024

Which set is characteristic of organised employment?

Question 3 Sectors of the Indian Economy · 2024

Match A cotton cultivation, B dairy, C weaving and sugar-making, D transport/storage/communication, E washermen/barbers/cobblers/lawyers with: (i) industrial activity; (ii) supporting services; (iii) personal services; (iv) animal biology and fodder; (v) rainfall, sunshine and climate.

Question 4 Sectors of the Indian Economy · 2024

Match the following columns and choose the correct option. Column I Column II (A) Public sector (i) This sector transforms one goods into another by adding more value and utility. (B) Primary sector (ii) This sector provides useful services for other sectors. (C) Secondary sector (iii) This sector produces goods by exploiting natural resources. (D) Tertiary sector (iv) This sector is managed and controlled by the government to provide facilities for the people. A B C D

Question 5 Sectors of the Indian Economy

Which sequence demonstrates interdependence of economic sectors?

Question 6 Sectors of the Indian Economy

What doesGDP measure in a basic production definition?

Question 7 Sectors of the Indian Economy

A family farm needs three workers for its present output but employs seven. Four leave,and output remains unchanged. What does this illustrate?

Question 8 Sectors of the Indian Economy

Why can agriculture employ a large share of workers while contributing a smaller share of total output?

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