Primary Economic Act

Question 1

Overfishing

Answer 1

occurs when fish are taken from the sea faster than they can reproduce.

Question 2

Primary economic activities

Answer 2

Those in which people get natural resources from the land or sea, e.g. farming.

Question 3

Secondary economic activities

Answer 3

Those in which people process or manufacture products, e.g. car manufacturing.

Question 4

Tertiary economic activities

Answer 4

Those that provide useful services for people, e.g. driving taxis. Education, health

Question 5

Pastoral faming

Answer 5

farming of animals, e.g. dairy farming, raising beef cattle, and
raising sheep.

Question 6

Arable farming

Answer 6

growing crops in fields, which have usually been ploughed before planting.

Question 7

Mixed farming

Answer 7

both pastoral and arable farming.

Question 8

Forestry

Answer 8

planting, management and maintenance of trees.

Question 9

Primary economic activities

Answer 9

the taking and using of the earth’s natural resourc

Question 10

Primary economic activity examples

Answer 10

Mining
Farming
Fishing
Forestry

Question 11

Physical landscapes include

Answer 11

Climate
Sea coast
Soils
Relief/height/slope

Question 12

Physical landscape

Answer 12

made up of visible, natural features seas, rivers and lakes, mountains, flat lands called plains, deserts

Question 13

Why is Overfishing Happening?

Answer 13

Improved ships
Improved technology
motorised winch cranes
Netting: Monofilament nets