| Direction: Study the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below: |
| The process of Industrialization is considered at the core of economic growth in any economy and it is critical for development and progress. Since the Industrial Revolution, secondary sector development is regarded important for mass production, provision of employment opportunities were gaining advantage of technological advancements. The development of industrial sector has had effects and brought about innovative solutions for other sectors as well such as agriculture, infrastructural development, trade and even the service sector. Thus, industrialization is considered as the ultimate engine of economic growth in an economy. South-Asian countries have been traditionally known to be export oriented particularly in manufacturing products. Thus, most of the Asian economies have been known for shifting from agrarian base to industrial base in order to developmental goals during 1940s. |
A) Well involvement in agrarian and industrial development
B) Transforming from agrarian sector to industrial orientations
C) Changing from export industry to industrial industries
D) Focusing on the developmental goals with industrial sectors
Correct Answer: D
Solution :
(d)| 1. Criteria reasoning |
| 2. Assumption |
| 3. Objective and classification analogy |
| South-Asian countries have been traditionally known to be export oriented particularly in manufacturing products and the Asian countries including South East Asian had industrial base with developmental goals during 1940s. |
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