Question

Make a list of things you use in your daily life.

Divide the activities through which they have been obtained into primary, secondary and tertiary. For example, salt is obtained from primary activity.

Does your list contain any products which have not been derived by using either of the activities?

Answer 1

Thing used in daily life	Primary Activity	Secondary Activity	Tertiary Activity
Rice	Farming	Processing and packaging	Transport and sale
Milk	Animal husbandry	Pasteurisation and packaging	Distribution and retail
Clothes	Cotton cultivation	Textile manufacturing	Transport and sale
Bread	Wheat cultivation	Bakery production	Distribution and retail
Furniture	Forestry	Furniture manufacturing	Transport and sale
Mobile phone	Mining of minerals	Manufacturing and assembly	Marketing and retail
Salt	Salt extraction	Processing and packing	Transport and sale
Books	Forestry	Paper making and printing	Distribution and sale

No. Most products used in daily life are obtained through a combination of primary, secondary and tertiary activities. Primary activities provide raw materials, secondary activities convert them into finished goods, and tertiary activities help in their transport, distribution and sale.