Business Studies Grade 10: Business Sectors (220003734)

Introduction

Business sectors are groups of enterprises that are divided into primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors. The nature of the business's product or service determines how it is classified. The classification's goal is to determine each sector's and industry's contribution to the South African economy. Businesses play a significant role in making a meaningful contribution across several sectors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bbop9ARumI

 

Task

After learning about the different business sectors, you are now tasked with answering the following questions.

Questions 1:

Look at the sentences in the table below and write whether they belong to the Primary sector, secondary sector, or tertiary sector.

Sentences

Sector

1.1)  Fishing charters contracted by I&J form a part of the ... sector of the economy.

 

1.2)  Manufacturers form part of the ... sector of the economy.

 

1.3)  A spaza shop is an example of a business from this sector of industry.

 

1.4) Harmony Gold is an example of a business in the ... sector of the economy.

 

1.5) Ruby and Ruddy Attorneys are part of this sector of the industry.

 

1.6) A forestry farmer in Piet Retief, Mpumalanga, forms part of the ... sector of the economy.

 

1.7) Supermarkets form part of this sector of the economy.

 

1.8) Margate Stationers is an example of a business in the ... sector of the economy.

 

1.9) Transport is a service provided in the ... sector of the economy.

 

1.10) A sugar mill is an example of a business in the…… sector of the economy.

 

10 x 1 =(10)

Question 2: Short questions

2.1) Create a diagram to depict the journey of milk from the primary sector to the tertiary sector. In your diagram, include the various producers of the main materials.  (10)

 

2.2) Describe how the private and public sectors differ from the formal and informal sectors. (16)

 

2.3) Explain the difference between the primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors of the economy. (6)

 

2.4) Which business would require the most capital to launch? a primary, secondary, or tertiary sector company? Justify your response. (4)



2.5) List FOUR classifications of industries that form a part of the primary sector of the economy. (4)

Process

Process

Learners are needed to answer the task questions by typing the answers into a document, however if you are experiencing difficulty, you may write the answers on a piece of paper and photograph it. You can draw the diagram on your computer or by hand.



Resources

If you are struggling or need an additional understanding of the business sectors, the links below will take you to a few YouTube videos and other resources that go into detail about the topic and may be useful for your task as well.

  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4HWJ4ZKJio

  2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iG9EizcGkY

  3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAlFj-ab45s

  4. https://msmonline.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Business-sector-business-environment-workbook.pdf

  5. http://www.roodie.co.za/assets/files/Gr10BusinessSW8.pdf

Evaluation

 

 

Beginning

0-49

Developing

50-69

Accomplished

70-89

Exemplary

90-100

Score

Questions 

70%

Learner rarely provides meaningful answers, if at all. Further learning of the topic is required.

Learners' knowledge of the topic is middling at best.

The learner has shown that their knowledge of the topic is great, but there is still room for improvement. 

The learner displayed a great deal of knowledge on the topic.

 

Diagram 

20%

There is just one or no producer, one or no manufacturer, and one or no wholesalers/retailers in the diagram.

Two producers, manufacturers, and wholesalers/retailers are depicted in the diagram.

Three producers, manufacturers, and wholesalers/retailers are depicted in the diagram.

The diagram comprises a diverse range of producers, manufacturers, and wholesalers/retailers.

 

Presentation 

10%

Unreadable font and size. The overall presentation is untidy and not reader-friendly. No page numbers

Requires better font and size. The overall presentation is average.

The presentation is clear and reader-friendly.

Uses legible font and size. The presentation is neat, clear, and reader-friendly. Has page numbers.

 

 

Conclusion

Thank you to everyone who has made it this far. I hope that this lesson in learning about the importance of the purposes of the various business sectors has proved to be enlightening for you all.

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Papillon August Johnson

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Natasha Williams

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