The video tutorial covers three types of resources: natural, capital, and human. Natural resources are raw materials from Earth, like fruits and vegetables. Capital resources include equipment and machines that aid in producing goods and services, such as cement mixers and ambulances. Human resources refer to the workers needed to make and sell goods and services, like farmers and saleswomen. The tutorial also includes a sorting exercise where viewers categorize resources for a pizza parlor, farm, and clothing store.

Which of the following is an example of a natural resource?

• Cement mixer

• Seamstress

• Farmer

• Tomato

What is the primary function of capital resources?

• To provide raw materials

• To assist in the production of goods and services

• To sell products

• To manage human resources

Which of the following is NOT a capital resource?

• Oven

• Saleswoman

• Front loader

• Ambulance

Who would be considered a human resource in a business?

• A delivery van

• A cotton plant

• A cook

• A cement mixer

What are the three types of resources discussed in the video?

• Physical, Financial, and Human

• Capital, Technological, and Human

• Natural, Capital, and Human

• Natural, Financial, and Technological

In the context of a pizza parlor, which of the following is a natural resource?

• Oven

• Waitress

• Delivery van

• Tomato

Which of the following would be a human resource at a farm?

• Cotton

• Farmer

• Tractor

• Barn

What is an example of a capital resource in a clothing store?

• Seamstress

• Saleswoman

• Cotton

• Shelves

Which resource type does a seamstress represent in a clothing store?

• Natural resource

• Capital resource

• Financial resource

• Human resource

In a farm setting, which of the following is a capital resource?

• Soil

• Chickens

• Farmer

• Tractor