Definition:
Anything that can be used to satisfy a need
is a resource
Examples; Water, electricity, rickshaw and
vegetables etc.
Resources :
Definition, Utility and Value
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Utility:
Utility or usability is what makes an object
or a susbtance a resource.
Value:
Value means Worth ; a thing or
an object became resource only when
their value is identified.
People themselves are the most
important resource – Ideas, Knowledge,
Inventions and Discoveries led to the
creation of more resources
TYPES
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Factors : Substances into a Resource
Natural
Human
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Human
Time and Technology are the two important
factors that can change a substances into a
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Diagram on Types of a Resource
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POTENTIAL RESOURCES
Entire Quantity is not yet known
Not being used at present with
future possibility
Eg; Uranium (Ladakh)
Natural Resources
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Resources that are drawn from nature and used
without much modification.
(Eg: Water, Air, Soils and Minerals etc.)
Classifications
Development
& Use
ACTUAL RESOURCES
Whose Quantity is known
Being used at present
Eg; Coal in Ruhr (Germany)
Petroleum (W.Asia)
Dark soils of the Deccan
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Biotic: Living things
Abiotic: Non-Living things
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RENEWABLE
RESOURCES
Get renewed or
replenished quickly
Some are unlimited.
Eg; Solar, Wind,
soil, forest
and water
etc
NON-RENEWABLE
RESOURCES
Limited stock
Geological age for
its formation.
Eg; Coal,
Petroleum &
Natural gas
etc
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UBIQUITOUS
Resources that are
found everywhere
Eg: Air, Soil, Water etc
LOCALISED
Resources found only
in certain places
Eg; Copper, Iron etc
Physical factors
like terrain, Climate
and
Altitude
Classifications of a Resource
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Education and Health help in making
people a valuable resource
Knowledge, Skills and Technology help
people to be the most important resource.
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Man-made
Resources
Substance become a resources
only when their original form has
been changed
Eg; Buildings, Bridges, roads,
machinery, technology and
Vehicles etc
Conservation:
Using resources carefully and giving
them time to get renewed.
Sustainable Development:
Balancing the need to use resources
and also conserve them for the future.
Resources :
Conservation,
Sustainable Development
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Duty of a Citizen:
All uses of renewable
resources are sustainable.
The diversity of life on
earth is conserved
Damaged to natural
environment is minimised
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Classroom Recapitulation
1. What are natural resources?
2. Give the different between biotic
and abiotic.
3.Give any two examples of Natural
resources.
4. Define value.
5.Define sustainable development.
Home Assignment
1. Describe how resources are classified.
2. Draw a neat diagram on the classification
of resources.
3. Write in your own words the types of
resources found in and around your
locality.
Class - VIII
Chapter – 1
Resources
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Mr.S.Paul
TGT-Social Studies
JNV West Imphal, Manipur
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  • 1.
    Definition: Anything that canbe used to satisfy a need is a resource Examples; Water, electricity, rickshaw and vegetables etc. Resources : Definition, Utility and Value G E O G R A P H Y Utility: Utility or usability is what makes an object or a susbtance a resource. Value: Value means Worth ; a thing or an object became resource only when their value is identified.
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    People themselves arethe most important resource – Ideas, Knowledge, Inventions and Discoveries led to the creation of more resources TYPES of Resources G E O G R A P H Y Factors : Substances into a Resource Natural Human made Human Time and Technology are the two important factors that can change a substances into a resources
  • 3.
    Diagram on Typesof a Resource G E O G R A P H Y
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    POTENTIAL RESOURCES Entire Quantityis not yet known Not being used at present with future possibility Eg; Uranium (Ladakh) Natural Resources G E O G R A P H Y Resources that are drawn from nature and used without much modification. (Eg: Water, Air, Soils and Minerals etc.) Classifications Development & Use ACTUAL RESOURCES Whose Quantity is known Being used at present Eg; Coal in Ruhr (Germany) Petroleum (W.Asia) Dark soils of the Deccan
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    Based on theirORIGIN G E O G R A P H Y Biotic: Living things Abiotic: Non-Living things
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    On the Basis ofStock / Exhaustion G E O G R A P H Y RENEWABLE RESOURCES Get renewed or replenished quickly Some are unlimited. Eg; Solar, Wind, soil, forest and water etc NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES Limited stock Geological age for its formation. Eg; Coal, Petroleum & Natural gas etc
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    On the Basis of Distribution G E O G R A P H Y UBIQUITOUS Resources that are foundeverywhere Eg: Air, Soil, Water etc LOCALISED Resources found only in certain places Eg; Copper, Iron etc Physical factors like terrain, Climate and Altitude
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    Classifications of aResource G E O G R A P H Y
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    Education and Healthhelp in making people a valuable resource Knowledge, Skills and Technology help people to be the most important resource. Human Resources G E O G R A P H Y Man-made Resources Substance become a resources only when their original form has been changed Eg; Buildings, Bridges, roads, machinery, technology and Vehicles etc
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    Conservation: Using resources carefullyand giving them time to get renewed. Sustainable Development: Balancing the need to use resources and also conserve them for the future. Resources : Conservation, Sustainable Development G E O G R A P H Y Duty of a Citizen: All uses of renewable resources are sustainable. The diversity of life on earth is conserved Damaged to natural environment is minimised
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    G E O G R A P H Y Classroom Recapitulation 1. Whatare natural resources? 2. Give the different between biotic and abiotic. 3.Give any two examples of Natural resources. 4. Define value. 5.Define sustainable development. Home Assignment 1. Describe how resources are classified. 2. Draw a neat diagram on the classification of resources. 3. Write in your own words the types of resources found in and around your locality.
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    Class - VIII Chapter– 1 Resources Presented by: Mr.S.Paul TGT-Social Studies JNV West Imphal, Manipur G E O G R A P H Y