Unit 4 Where we work EXAM 4TH EVALUATION

Unit 4 Where we work EXAM 4th EVALUATION

Multiple Choice

Who works in the primary sector?

• farmers and fishermen

• engineers and architects

• chairperson and doctors

• farmers and craftworkers

Multiple Choice

Who grow crops with water and dry farming crops without water?

• livestock farmers

• fishermen

• arable farmers

• architecs

Multiple Choice

Who keep animals for their meat, milk, eggs and skin?

• engineers

• arable farmers

• fishermen

• livestock farmers

Multiple Choice

Who catch fish and seafood?

• fisherworker

• engineers

• fishermen

• fishshoppers

SUMMARY PAGE 53

PRIMARY SECTOR

• ARABLE FARMERS: grow crops

• LIVESTOCK FARMERS: keep animals for meat, milk, eggs and skin.

• FISHERMEN: catch fish and seafood.

Multiple Choice

Who works in the secondary sector?

Fill in the Blank

People working in the secondary sector transform materials into....

Multiple Choice

Who use machines to build things in factories?

• factory workers

• craft workers

• arable workers

• fishermen

Multiple Choice

Craft workers make things with their hands in...

• factories

• workshops

• farms

• houses

Multiple Choice

What does he use to make cars?

• tools

• machines

SUMMARY PAGE 54

SECONDARY SECTOR

1. Factory workers use machines to build things in factories.

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SECONDARY SECTOR

2. Craft workers use their hands and tools to build things in workshops

Multiple Choice

Which material is NOT raw?

SUMMARY PAGE 55

• RAW MATERIALS: They are natural. You take them like this from the nature.

• MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS: They are transformed through an industrial process.

Multiple Choice

The primary industries that make materials can be...

• chemical, metal and raw

• chemical, metal and cement

• chemical, metal and art

Multiple Choice

Consumer industries that make products can be...

• pharmaceutical, motor and cement industry

• pharmaceutical, motor and food industry

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PRIMARY INDUSTRIES

• Chemical industries (soap and plastic)

• Metal industries (minerals and metallic products)

• Cement industry (limestones and clay)

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CONSUMER INDUSTRIES

• Pharmaceutical industries (medicines and cosmetics)

• Motor industries (materials for cars)

• Food industry (food from raw materials)

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is FALSE?

• Factories produce smoke and waste.

• Roads for factories bring traffic

• Factories don't pollute the air

• Industries occupy land and change lanscapes

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HOW DO INDUSTRIES HARM THE LANDSCAPE?

-Factories produce smoke and waste.

-Factories ocuppy land and change natural landscape.

-Roads for factories bring more traffic and pollution.

Multiple Choice

Which job belongs to the TERTIARY SECTOR?

• nurse

• carpenter

• potter

• engineer

Multiple Choice

What is commerce?

• making thinks in factories

• the paying of products

• the buying and selling of products

• making thinks in workshops

Multiple Choice

What is the LAST step (number 3) in the buying and selling process?

• retailers sell to the shops

• sales assistants sell the product

• customers buy the product by cash or credit card

• consumers use the product

Multiple Choice

The big shops which sell products to small shops are called ...

• retailers

• wholesalers

• e-commerce

• shop assistants

The Tertiary Sector page 58

They offer services

• Commercial and distribution services: pilot

• Business services: lawyer

• Social services: doctor

• Tourism, culture and leisure: photographer

What is commerce? Page 60

• It is the buying and selling of products

• Order:

• 1. Sales assistants sell the product

• 2. Customers pay by cash or bank card

• 3. Consumers use the product

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Wholesalers: big shops which sell products to small shops.

Retailers: small shops which sell products to consumers.

E-commerce: buy and sell products by internet

Multiple Choice

Which one IS NOT a consumer right?

• The product must be good quality

• The product must be safe

• The product mut be expensive

• The advertising must be true

CONSUMERS RIGHTS

• Te product must be good quality.

• The product must be safe.

• The price must be fair.

• the advertising must be true.

I hope you study a lot!!!

GOOD LUCK Teacher Arancha