Which example shows link between water and health resources?
Clean water is necessary for human health. Exam tip: link water resource with quality of life.
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SubjectsGeography
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In Class 10 Geography, this topic from the chapter Resources and Development explains how different natural, human-made and human resources depend on one another. Students explore how soil, water, forests, minerals, energy, technology and human skills work together to support agriculture, industries and daily life. The topic also develops an understanding of balanced resource use, conservation and sustainable development, helping learners connect resource planning with environmental protection and long-term development.
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Clean water is necessary for human health. Exam tip: link water resource with quality of life.
View question detailsHealthy and skilled people can use resources better. Exam tip: remember quality of human resources.
View question detailsA reservoir stores water and makes it useful for different needs. Exam tip: understand storage and distribution.
View question detailsWrong waste disposal can harm many resources. Exam tip: write combined effects of pollution.
View question detailsAccess and transport are necessary to make a resource useful. Exam tip: remember the role of infrastructure.
View question detailsBalanced planning is difficult without correct information. Exam tip: write the relation between survey and planning.
View question detailsMany industries use water in production or cleaning. Exam tip: remember industrial use of water.
View question detailsMany medicinal plants are found in forests. Exam tip: remember the health value of biological resources.
View question detailsSustainable use values saving and reuse. Exam tip: write conservation and recycling together.
View question detailsWetlands provide habitat and food to many organisms. Exam tip: link water bodies with biodiversity.
View question detailsHuman-made means increase access and use of resources. Exam tip: link infrastructure with resource use.
View question detailsLimited resources and high demand can create tension. Exam tip: connect resource pressure with conflict.
View question detailsSolar panels convert solar energy into usable electricity. Exam tip: understand the link between technology and natural energy.
View question detailsAccess to clean and safe water reduces water-borne diseases, improves sanitation, and raises people’s standard of living. Therefore, water resources are directly linked with social development. Erosion of rocks is a natural action of water, not an indicator of social development. Exam tip: connect health, sanitation, and living standards with social development.
View question detailsMining can cause land change and waste. Exam tip: write environmental effects of resource use.
View question detailsFood processing is a linked activity of agriculture and industry. Exam tip: see the chain from raw material to market.
View question detailsBalanced development considers all regions and the future. Exam tip: write fairness and sustainability together.
View question detailsPeople use local resources to shape lifestyle and goods. Exam tip: remember the resource-culture relation.
View question detailsResource distribution differs by place. Exam tip: connect regional diversity with resource planning.
View question detailsThis topic shows that balanced resource use is needed for development. Exam tip: understand development and conservation as complementary.
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