1. Value addition in economic activities means increasing the __________ or ___________ of a product or service.

2. ___________ is the money that a person receives for the work he or she has done.

3. Economic activities involve the exchange of ___________ .

4. _________ activities can encourage innovation and progress.

5. ___________ activities are essential for our well-being and quality of life.

1. Economic activities are activities that involve earning money.

2. The primary sector of the economy is involved in the production of goods.

3. Non-economic activities are also known as productive activities

4. Economic activities are essential for the development and growth of a society

5. Non-economic activities, like hobbies or leisure pursuits, have no value in our lives.

4. What is the role of non-economic activities in our lives?

1. What is the difference between economic and non-economic activities?

2. Give some examples of economic activities in their community.

3. Write about the importance of economic activities for a society.

5. What do you mean by value addition?

1. What are economic activities? Explain their characteristics and importance for society.

2. What is value addition in economic activities? How does it contribute to the economy?

3. How do economic activities provide jobs and contribute to improving living standards?

4. Explain the difference between economic and non-economic activities. Provide examples of each and their significance.

5. What was the Chipko Movement? How did it demonstrate the power of community participation?

Productive activities

Non-productive activities

Economic activities

Tertiary activities

producing goods and services

consuming goods and services

exchanging goods and services

All of the above

Playing with friends

Studying for a test

Cooking food in a restaurant

Sleeping

Playing with friends

Studying for a test

Cooking food in a restaurant

Sleeping

involve earning money

do not involve earning money

are essential for survival

Are carried out for pleasure

Working in a factory

Selling vegetables at a market

Playing a musical instrument for pleasure

Driving a taxi