Problems faced by consumers as they try to satisfy human wants.
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Explain four ways in which man uses clothing to satisfy his wants (4mks)
Usefulness of clothing to man.
State four problems the consumers encounter in the process of satisfying their wants. (4mks)
Problems the consumer encounter in the process of satisfying their wants.
The following are descriptions of features of human wants. Identify the features that relate to the descriptions in the spaces provided. (4 marks)
Expected Response
Features of human wants as described are:
(a) Insatiable. (b) Recurrent / Repetitive. (c) Complementary. (d) Competitive. Outline the circumstances under which each of the following characteristics of human wants may be observed:(a) Complementary wants,(b) Wants become habitual(a) Complementary wants: - where wants are simultaneous/when two or more items must be used together at the same time for example:- car and petrol. (b) Wants become habitual: - where one becomes addicted to a particular want/when one develops a taste/liking for a commodity so that he needs it again and again. 
Features of human wants
Features of human wants:
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Features of labour as a factor of production
Features of labour as a factor of production include:
Related 'Satisfaction of Human Wants' Resources Form 1 LevelWhat are basic wants?
These are the essential needs in life such that one cannot do without them. They include food, shelter and clothing. They are satisfied before the secondary wants. They have the following characteristics;
Outline four measures that may be taken to conserve forests in Kenya4 MARKS ANSWERS
Outline three characteristics of basic human wants.(3 mks) ANSWER
Classify each of the following goods as either producer or consumer 3 MARKS ANSWER
Outline four ways in which commerce satisfies human wants (4mks)
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Activities Basic / Secondary
a) Buying clothes for the family b) Transporting farm produce c) Providing food for school children d) Entertaining a guest 
EXPECTED RESPONSE:
a) Buying clothes for the family BASIC b) Transporting farm produce SECONDARY c) Providing food for school children BASIC d) Entertaining a guest SECONDARY CategoriesJoin our Whatsapp Notifications and Newsletterstouch here COURTESY OF ATIKA SCHOOL All State four reasons why a government may decide to control the exploitation of its natural resources24/10/2019 State four reasons why a government may decide to control the exploitation of its natural resources. (4mks)
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Forest
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CategoriesJoin our Whatsapp Notifications and Newsletterstouch here COURTESY OF ATIKA SCHOOL All Kenya relies heavily on oil as a source of energy. State four reasons why the country should develop alternative sources of energy. (4mks)
Windmill
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Fruit stall
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Mining site
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Housing
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CategoriesJoin our Whatsapp Notifications and Newsletterstouch here COURTESY OF ATIKA SCHOOL All Challenges faced in satisfaction of human wants.1. They are unlimited/manyHuman needs are never restricted, they are infinite and keeps on changing because of various factors. For example:- a human can be satisfied by buying a certain car, but upon looking at a different and better car, his needs change and becomes dissatisfied again.  Shoes for sale in a display 2. Scarce resources to satisfy themThe resources are scarce to afford all that humans need. We may sometimes demand what is more expensive than what we have to acquire it. This reduces our ability to acquire it. RELATED SEARCHES ... 3. are recurrent/felt again and againHuman needs keeps on repeating or they are periodic, we may need the same item we needed yesterday and tomorrow we may need it again. 4. some are complimentarySome human needs are acquired free of charge, such as water, air and gifts 5. change with time age and genderHuman wants change with age, time and gender. Example; during cold seasons, people buy more coffee than Ice cream vis a vis, during holidays people buy more cosmetics than books as compared to during school opening days when people flock to bookshops and stores.
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