The answers are based on the key concepts of the Indian economy found in the textbook. (i) While production in the service sector has increased significantly, employment has not increased at the same rate, leading to underemployment. (ii) The tertiary sector produces services, not goods. (iii) Workers in the organised sector enjoy job security and other benefits, unlike those in the unorganised sector. (iv) A large proportion of the Indian workforce is in the unorganised sector. (v) Cotton is a natural product obtained from agriculture, while cloth is a manufactured product. (vi) The three sectors are interdependent, meaning the growth of one sector relies on the growth of the others.