Classify Canada's economy into the three main sectors and give one example of each sector's activity in Canada.

• A. Primary sector (extractive resources like mining, forestry, fishing); Secondary sector (manufacturing such as auto assembly in Ontario); Tertiary sector (services like healthcare, education, finance).
• B. Secondary sector (manufacturing such as auto assembly in Ontario); Primary sector (extractive resources like mining, forestry, fishing); Tertiary sector (services like healthcare, education, finance).
• C. Primary sector (services like healthcare); Secondary sector (farming); Tertiary sector (mining).
• D. Quaternary sector (research); Primary sector (farming); Secondary sector (construction).

Answer: (A)

The main idea is understanding how Canada's economy is organized into three sectors: primary, secondary, and tertiary. The primary sector involves extracting natural resources, so mining, forestry, and fishing are classic examples. The secondary sector covers manufacturing and processing, turning those raw materials into goods—auto assembly in Ontario is a solid Canada example. The tertiary sector includes services that people rely on, such as healthcare, education, and finance. This combination correctly matches each sector with a real-world activity in Canada, making it the best choice among the options.