Intangible things that are done for us

• A. Land
• B. Share
• C. Services
• D. Goods

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is recognizing the difference between tangible items and activities performed for someone. Services are actions or performances provided to a customer, like cooking, teaching, or repairing a car. They are intangible because you can’t touch or own the service itself in the way you can with a physical object, and you typically experience it rather than store it.

In contrast, land is a physical asset, a tangible resource. A share is a financial instrument representing ownership in a company, not an action done for you. Goods are physical items you can touch and own, such as a book or a chair. So, the option that describes “intangible things that are done for us” is services.