Agriculture, non-agricultural, plantation, fishery, mining

The following agricultural activities are included ...
a. sell their produce to market
b. processing wood into furniture household
c. clearing a field
d. mineral excavation.

Forms of agricultural land use in dry areas and many planted with corn, soybeans, and peanuts are called ...
a. lowland rice
b. tidal fields
c. oncoran
d. moor.

Livelihoods below which includes nonfarm activities are ...
a. plantation
b. fishery
c. forestry
d. mining.

Characteristics of the area:
- Dry areas
- Availability of water is limited
- Irrigation relies heavily on rain water.
Based on the characteristics of the region, agriculture is the most suitable developed ...
a. oncoran
b. irrigated
c. lowland rice
d. rainfed.

The difference between oil and moor can be viewed in terms of ...
a. tillage
b. cropping pattern
c. types of plants
d. irrigation patterns.

Swimming and ponds is a form of land use in the fisheries ...
a. sea
b. brackish water
c. land
d. pond.

An expert in the field of geological investigations will be right to work in the field of mining in the ...
a. transport
b. sale
c. exploitation
d. exploration.

One of the activities of production in the industry is ...
a. farmers were harvesting rice in paddies ripe
b. a resident was making bricks from clay
c. farmers were transporting the vegetables from farm to city
d. traders were offering merchandise to the buyer.

One of the benefits of international cooperation in the field of trade was ...
a. increasing needs of the community
b. meet the needs of the community
c. increase the production of goods and services
d. improve the quality of production of goods.