Agriculture, Retail, Manufacturing and Service Industries

​Agriculture is often defined as growing crops (food) and raising livestock (animals used for food). 

Many agricultural products are used to make processed foods like breads, cakes, crackers, snacks, chips, etc.

Some food products that are grown on farms are sent to factories to make other food products. 

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​This is THE BEGINNING OF PRODUCTION.

Agriculture

Multiple Choice

Which of these has the order in which the chronological order of how products would be made and then sold?

• Agriculture, Manufacturing, Wholesale, Retail

• Retail, Agriculture, Wholesale and Manufacturing

• Agriculture, Retail, Wholesale, Manufacturing

• Manufacturing, Agriculture, Wholesale and Retail

Multiple Choice

The picture shows an example of

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing

• Retail

• Both manufacturing and agriculture

Multiple Choice

The picture shows an example of

• Manufacturing

• Agriculture

• Food Processing

• Wholesale

Multiple Choice

Which of these would NOT be considered a part of the service industry?

• Dentist

• Automobile Factory Worker

• Uber Driver

• Barber or Hair Stylist

Multiple Select

Which is an example of manufacturing?

• Production of automobiles
• Cooking a meal
• Designing a website
• Assembly of furniture

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of the service industry?

• A restaurant
• A software development firm
• A construction site
• A car dealership

Multiple Select

Which is an example of the agricultural industry?

• A wheat farm
• A textile factory
• A fishing boat
• A dairy farm

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of the retail industry?

• A clothing store
• A factory

• Costco

• A software company

​The natural resources we use to create goods or provide services. Wood, water, land, solar energy, etc.

​​Land

The work people do. It can be physical labor or intellectual labor. You can use your body or your mind or both.

​​Labor

The tools, equipment or man-made goods needed to make products or provide services.

​​Capital

​Someone who starts a business or has an idea for a new product.

​​Entrepreneur

Multiple Choice

Capital is

• innovation

• products
• natural resources

• tools

Multiple Choice

The work people do is also called

• labor
• employment

Multiple Choice

True or false: The wood I use to build my house is my capital?

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The wood I use to build my house is called natural resources.

• True

• False