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BMI, Sectors Activity Sheet X

The document consists of two activity sheets for Grade X Economics at Dayasadan Agarwal Vidyalaya. The first sheet focuses on calculating Body Mass Index (BMI) using weight and height data from individuals, while the second sheet requires students to analyze economic sectors and types of unemployment with examples and challenges. Both activities aim to enhance understanding of health metrics and economic concepts.

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BMI, Sectors Activity Sheet X

The document consists of two activity sheets for Grade X Economics at Dayasadan Agarwal Vidyalaya. The first sheet focuses on calculating Body Mass Index (BMI) using weight and height data from individuals, while the second sheet requires students to analyze economic sectors and types of unemployment with examples and challenges. Both activities aim to enhance understanding of health metrics and economic concepts.

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DAYASADAN AGARWAL VIDYALAYA (CBSE)

Grade X – Economics (Nov/Dec-2021-22)


BMI CALCULATIONS – Activity Sheet
(Use Tear-off Sheets)
1. Collect data by asking your family members, friends, relatives, or neighbors for their weight
and height (maintaining anonymity). Using the formula below, calculate the BMI for each
individual, and compare and contrast the results.

Using the SI BMI formula: M = Mass (weight) in kilograms


H = Height in meters
Conversions 39.36 inches = 1 meter 2.202 lbs = 1 Kilogram (kg)

BMI = M ÷ H2 [Mass (in kg) divided by the square of the height (m)]
Here is one example of a completed table:
Your Advice/
Height in Mass/Weight Remark
Person BMI Calculation
Meters in Kilograms

Example : 1 Normal weight


1.65 m 58.1 kg 58 / 1.652 = 21.3
Example : 2 Normal weight
1.58 m 62.2 kg 52.2 / 1.582 = 24.9
Example : 3 Underweight
1.80 m 58.6 kg 58.6 / 1.82 = 18.1
Your Father

Your Mother

Your Sibling 1

Your Sibling 2

Yourself

Others 1

Others 2

Others 3

(Note: Atleast make six entries and find the results)

Remark Reference:
BMI Score Less than 18.5 ~ Underweight
BMI Score of 18.5 to 24.9 ~ Normal weight
BMI Score of 25 to 29.9 ~ Overweight
BMI Score Greater than 30 ~ Obesity
DAYASADAN AGARWAL VIDYALAYA (CBSE)
Grade X – Economics (Nov/Dec-2021-22)
Economic Sectors – Activity Sheet
(Use Tear-off Sheets)
2. Complete the following table with suitable example/description/note

Sector % Why is it called as ? Example Challenges/Problem


Primary

Secondary

Tertiary

Public

Private

Organized

Unorganized

%Contribution / Percentage in total of National Income (search in Book or Online Resources)

3. Complete the following table with suitable example/description/note.

Type of Example ?
Why is it called as ?
Unemployment
Disguised

Seasonal

Structural

Cyclical

Frictional

Technological

Educated

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