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WorksheetsIndustry for Common Entrance
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of these is an example of a primary industry?
Banking
Mining
Health care
Tourism
Which of these is an example of a primary industry?
Professional sportsman
Forestry
Tesla designer
Advertising
Which of these is an example of a secondary industry?
Farming
Teaching
Finance
Furniture factory
Which of these is an example of a secondary industry?
Trawler fishing
Police
Research scientist
iPhone factory
Which of these is an example of a tertiary industry?
Fruit farmer
Car production
Robotics programmer
Doctor
Which of these is an example of a tertiary industry?
Carphone Warehouse
Cattle farmer
Power station
Ship making
Which of these is an example of a quaternary industry?
Research scientist
A baker
Tesco
Dentist
Which of these is an example of a quaternary industry?
Musician
TV Broadcaster
Climate scientist
Game keeper
This shows the economic sectors of....
A developing country
A developed country
A newly industrialising country (NIC)
This shows the economic sectors for a...
Developing country
Developed country
Newly industrialised country (NIC)
This shows the economic sectors for a...
Developing country
Developed country
Newly industrialised country (NIC)
Which of these offers the best definition of globalisation?
The ability of people to travel all around the world.
The spread of trade, culture and ideas around the world.
Being able to buy things from anywhere in the world.
Where are Nike's headquarters?
Georgia, USA
California, USA
Oregon, USA
Ohio, USA
What were Nike's profits in 2018?
$1.6 billion
$16 billion
$160 billion
$9 billion
Which of these is NOT an input at the PT Kukdong factory?
Rubber
Factory building
Power source
Labour
Sewing
Which of these is a throughput at the PT Kukdong factory?
Worker skills
Gluing
Sports footwear
Profit
Which of these is an output from the PT Kukdong factory?
Pollution
Dyeing
Labour
Leather
Which of these is NOT a linkage (feedback) from the PT Kukdong factory?
Money
Knowledge
Research & development
Sportswear
Which of these is NOT an industry location factor?
Good transport links
Access to a workforce
Flat, cheap land
Close to company headquarters
