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faltersainse [42]
2 years ago
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A laborer working on an oil rig was called ____________. a. a prospector b. a roughneck c. a wildcatter d. a refiner

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ollegr [7]2 years ago
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A laborer undergoes physical or mental exertion of mind or body with a view to earn in return. A laborer who works on an oil rig is called as a roughneck.

<h3>Who is a laborer?</h3>

A laborer is referred to as a person who undergoes physical or mental exertion of mind or body with a view to earn something in monetary terms in exchange for the labor he/she provides.

A laborer is of different types and may be called by different names, irrespective of the kind of work or labor he provides. Likewise, a laborer who works on an oil rig is called as a roughneck.  It is to be noted that a laborer is an important factor of production.

Hence, option B; a laborer who works on an oil rig is called as a roughneck is correct.

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