Question

State any two differences between primary, secondary and tertiary sectors.

Answer 1

	Primary sector	Secondary sector	Tertiary sector
Nature of activities	The primary sector involves the extraction and harvesting of natural resources. It includes activities such as agriculture, mining, fishing, and forestry that provide raw materials for other sectors.	The secondary sector focuses on transforming raw materials into finished goods through manufacturing and industrial processes. Examples include car manufacturing, textile production, and construction activities.	The tertiary sector involves providing services rather than producing goods. It includes activities such as retail, healthcare, education, communication, finance, and transportation.
Economic role	It provides the raw materials needed for other sectors and forms the base for industrial and service sector development. It is fundamental for sustaining the economy.	It adds value to raw materials by converting them into finished or semi-finished goods that are essential for consumption or further processing. It promotes industrialization and employment opportunities.	It supports economic growth by offering services that facilitate trade and ensure the smooth functioning of both the primary and secondary sectors. It enhances the quality of life and contributes to economic stability.