Give Ten Examples of Each, Man-made Things and Natural Things

Answer: Man-made things refer to artificial things that do not occur in nature freely and are constructed, invented, or developed by human beings with the help of tools and intelligence. Natural things refer to those types of things that are not made by human beings but occur naturally and are part of biological, meteorological, chemical, or physical processes occurring in the environment. Man-made things is a very vague and broad term that can encompass a vast variety of things starting from abstract ideas and concepts to tangible things such as buildings and systems of operations. Natural things are usually not created by a specific person or a group of persons and are created over time due to natural processes such as evolution. Though due to the advancement in technology certain things can overlap, there remains a distinct divide between natural and artificial things.

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