Agricultural and Economic Features of Northeast Brazil

The video explores the Northeast region of Brazil, highlighting its diverse landscapes, cultures, and economic activities. It is divided into four sub-regions: Zone da Mata, Agreste, Sertão, and Meio Norte, each with unique characteristics. Zone da Mata is known for its fertile lands and tourism, while Sertão faces challenges due to its semi-arid climate. Agreste serves as a transition zone with varied climates, and Meio Norte is noted for its unique vegetation and economic growth.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic image associated with the Northeast region of Brazil?

• Beautiful beaches

• Traditional festivals

• Large vineyards

• Dense forests

Which states are part of the Zona da Mata sub-region?

• Rio Grande do Norte and Bahia

• Alagoas and Sergipe

• Pernambuco and Paraíba

• Maranhão and Piauí

What is the main economic activity in the Zona da Mata?

• Agriculture

• Textile manufacturing

• Fishing

• Mining

What is a defining feature of the Sertão sub-region's climate?

• High humidity

• Cold winters

• Frequent rainfall

• Semi-arid conditions

Why is the São Francisco River important to the Sertão?

• It is used for transportation of goods

• It is a source of seafood

• It provides water for irrigation and energy

• It is a major tourist attraction

What type of vegetation is typical in the Agreste sub-region?

• Mangroves

• Caatinga

• Rainforest

• Savanna

Which city is NOT an important urban area in the Agreste?

• Feira de Santana

• Vitória da Conquista

• Campina Grande

• Teresina

What is a significant agricultural product of the Meio Norte sub-region?

• Coffee

• Soybean

• Sugarcane

• Tea

Which type of palm tree is commonly found in the Meio Norte?

• Date

• Oil palm

• Babaçu

• Coconut

What is a consequence of soybean cultivation in the Meio Norte?

• Deforestation

• Improved air quality

• Increased tourism

• Decreased agricultural output