Economic Sectors
Primary Sector
Primary Sector
Secondary Sector
Unit 1 Review
100

Name the economic sectors

Primary, secondary, tertiary

100

The primary sector is where ________________.

resources are taken from nature.
100

What is Spain's most important Forestry product?

Cork !

100

What does the secondary sector do?

it uses Raw Materials to produce Manufactured Products

100

What is the difference between Emigration and Immigration?

Emigration: people who leave

Immigration: people who come


200

Give 2 examples of tertiary sector activities or people...

Teacher, doctor, bus/taxi driver, transportation, hotel, museum, supermarket, restaurant, hair salon, etc...

200

Give 2 examples of jobs in the primary sector

Farmer, miner, fisherman, woodsman

200

What do you call plant farming and animal farming? 

Plant: Arable Farming

Animal: Livestock Farming

200

What are 3 examples of activities in the secondary sector?

iron & steel industry, shipbuilding, textile industry, food industry, motor, chemical, and telecommunications industry

200

Give 3 factors that group people in a population

age, gender, religion, place of residence, ethnic group

300

What does each sector do? (summarize) 

Primary: collect raw materials

Secondary: converts raw materials to manufactured products

Tertiary: provides services & sells products

300

What are the two types of fishing? explain 

Deep sea: far from the coast

Coastal: close to the coast

300

What are the 4 activities in the primary sector?

farming, mining, fishing, forestry

300

What are the two type of products?

intermediate products & consumer products

300

What is population density? What is more dense: urban or rural ares? inland or coastal areas?

The number of people living in an area.

Urban > rural

Coastal > inland

400

Give 3 examples of: 

raw materials --> products

wheat --> bread

wood --> furniture (table, chair)

rocks & minerals --> floor, stairs, statues

pigs --> bacon

cows --> milk or burgers

400

What are the two type of Arable Farming? Give examples of each

Dry farming: plants don't need to be watered; wheat, olives, grapes

Irrigated farming: farmers use irrigation systems to water the plants; tomatoes, beans, melons, cherries

400

What are the two types of mining? Where do the people work? 

Underground: people work below ground, in tunnels and caves

Opencast: people work above ground, in quarries and pits

400

What are consumer products?

products sold directly to the consumer (finished products ready to buy)

400

What is the fertility rate? birth rate? death rate? life expectancy? 

Fertility rate: babies per women

birth rate: number of babies per 1000 people

death rate: number of deaths per 1000 people

life expectancy: the number of years people are expected to live  

500

What is the economy?

A system that transforms raw materials into manufactured products, then buying & selling products or services. 

500

Describe all 4 activities in the primary sector. What is Spain's most important product from the last activity? 

Farming: growing animals and plants for food

Fishing: catching fish for food

Mining: extracting rocks and minerals for building materials

Forestry: growing trees to get plant products (such as cork and wood)

500

What are the two type of Livestock Farming? How do they eat? Explain and give an example of each

Intensive farming: animals live inside (stables), farmers give them food, example: cows, chickens

Extensive farming: animals live outside (fields), eat food on the land, example: pigs, sheep

500

What are intermediate products?

products used to make other products/ middle products/ products that are not "finished"

rock (raw) -> steel (intermediate) -> bus (consumer)

500

What are the 4 types of charts/graphs that show population? Which graph shows if the population is increasing, decreasing, or it started to increase then decreased?

Pie Chart, Bar Chart, Line Graph, Pyramid Graph.

Pyramid graphs show if a population is increasing or decreasing.