Agriculture, Livestock, Fishing, Forestry

What is agriculture?

• The activity dedicated to the breeding of animals of the same species

• The exploitation and use of forests to obtain wood products

• The breeding of animals for economic purposes

• The cultivation of soil to produce food

What are the two kinds of agriculture practiced?

• Tropical and temperate

• Forestry and fishing

• Intensive and extensive

• Commercial and personal consumption

What is livestock breeding?

• The activity dedicated to the breeding of animals of the same species

• The exploitation and use of forests to obtain wood products

• The breeding of animals for economic purposes

• The cultivation of soil to produce food

What is commercial livestock breeding?

• Highly technical and destined for commerce

• Dedicated to the breeding of animals of the same species

• An activity in which the soil is cultivated to produce food

• Practiced on almost the entire planet

What is forestry?

• The cultivation of soil to produce food

• The activity dedicated to the breeding of animals of the same species

• The exploitation and use of forests to obtain wood products

• The breeding of animals for economic purposes

What is the most exploited type of forest in the world?

• Tropical forests

• Livestock breeding

• Temperate and cold forests

• Agricultural and fodder crops

What is soil?

• The cultivation of soil to produce food

• The breeding of animals for economic purposes

• The superficial layer of Earth’s crust

• An unconsolidated material formed by minerals, organic matter, water and gases

What is the purpose of dams in agriculture?

• To control the direction and quantity of water for crops

• To obtain greater milk production

• To exploit and use forests to obtain wood products

• To provide water for livestock breeding

What is the influence of climate on crops?

• Has no influence

• Influence on the kind of crops that are grown

• Influence on the quantity of water for crops

• Influence on the breeding of animals for economic purposes

What is the role of water in agriculture?

• Essential for the breeding of animals for economic purposes

• Essential to obtain wood products

• Essential to the growth of crops

• Not essential to the growth of crops