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Q1: Manufacturing involves converting raw materials into ____________ products.
Q2: Large-scale manufacturing reduces production costs through ____________ and automation.
Q3: Efficient transportation facilities are essential for carrying ____________ to factories.
Q4: Industries that use animal products such as leather are categorized under ____________ industries.
Q5: The cotton textile industry has three sub-sectors: handloom, powerloom, and ____________ sectors.
Q6: High-tech industries involve intensive ____________ efforts leading to advanced products.
Q7: The Ruhr Coal-field in Germany is known for its significant ____________ production.
Q8: Industries maximize profits by locating in places with the lowest ____________ costs.
Q9: Industries based on their output/products that provide raw materials for other industries are called ____________ industries.
Q10: In traditional large-scale industrial regions, ____________ is common, but access to basic services may be poor.
Q1: Assertion: Large-scale manufacturing involves various raw materials, enormous power resources, skilled labor, and advanced technology.
Reason: Large-scale manufacturing aims to reduce production costs and increase efficiency.
(a) True, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(b) True, but the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
(c) False, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(d) False, and the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
Q2: Assertion: High-tech industries require intensive research and development efforts.
Reason: High-tech industries primarily rely on unskilled labor for production.
(a) True, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(b) True, but the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
(c) False, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(d) False, and the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
Q3: Assertion: Industries are often located near power sources to meet their high power requirements.
Reason: Industries do not rely on electricity for their operations.
(a) True, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(b) True, but the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
(c) False, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(d) False, and the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
Q4: Assertion: Agro-based industries process raw materials from the field into finished products for rural and urban markets.
Reason: Agro-based industries primarily focus on mining and extraction activities.
(a) True, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(b) True, but the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
(c) False, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(d) False, and the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
Q5: Assertion: The iron and steel industry is considered a basic industry because it supplies raw materials for other industries.
Reason: Iron and steel production do not contribute to the economy.
(a) True, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(b) True, but the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
(c) False, and the reason provides a valid explanation.
(d) False, and the reason does not provide a valid explanation.
Q1: What is the goal of manufacturing?
Q2: Name one example of an animal-based industry.
Q3: What is the primary input for mini steel mills?
Q4: Which countries are responsible for producing over half of the world's raw cotton?
Q5: What are the three sub-sectors of the cotton textile industry?
Q6: Why are efficient transportation facilities essential for industries?
Q7: What is the concept of high-tech industries?
Q8: What are foot loose industries?
Q9: What is the primary raw material used in the iron and steel industry?
Q10: What are the characteristics of modern large-scale manufacturing?
Q1: Explain the classification of manufacturing industries based on inputs/raw materials.
Q2: Describe the characteristics of traditional large-scale industrial regions.
Q3: Explain the concept of high-tech industries.
Q4: Discuss the factors considered for locating industries.
Q5: Explain the significance of the cotton textile industry in the global context.
Q6: Describe the characteristics of footloose industries.
Q7: Discuss the challenges faced by traditional large-scale industrial regions.
Q8: Explain the role of transportation facilities in the industrial location.
Q1: Discuss the impact of modern manufacturing on the global economy.
Q2: Explain the role of government policies in promoting balanced economic development through industrialization.
Q3: Discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by the iron and steel industry in the contemporary global market.
Q4: Examine the role of agglomeration economies in shaping industrial clusters.
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