Year 7- Term 3 Revision

What are the four factors of production?

• land, labour, capital, entertainment

• land, labour, capital, enterprise

• land, manpower, capital, entertainment

___________ and ______________ resources were the most important of these resources.

• land and natural

• land and capital

• natural and capital

_____________________ provided the means for its people to make their living.

• Capital resources

• Human resources

• Natural resources

The ______________ of a country determined what types of natural resources the country could produce.

• terrain

• physical geography

• distance from the sea

Countries _________________ their products to other countries who have scarcity with it.

• give

• trade

• play

This desire to produce and sell more and more products can lead to a concept called _______________________.

• specialise

• special

• specialisation

Specialisation is when a company or a country focuses on a _______________ area of production.

• big

• small

• large

Productive resources are resources that ...

• are used to produce goods and services.

• what natural resources it could produce.

• focuses on a small area of

  production.

• trade with other countries.

Through history, the geography of a country determined...

• are used to produce goods and services.

• money it can make.

• what natural resources it could produce.

• focuses on a small area of

  production.

If a country doesn’t have the resources it needs, it can...

• focuses on a small area of

  production.

• trade with other countries.

• are used to produce goods and services.

• money it can make.