Cocoa Farming and Economic Impact

The lesson covers resources and economic activities, focusing on agriculture, specifically cocoa farming in Ghana. It explains the definition of resources and economic activities, the scope of agriculture, and the importance of cash crops. The lesson delves into cocoa varieties, cultivation conditions, and the regions in Ghana where cocoa is grown. It highlights the uses of cocoa and its economic significance to Ghana, including foreign exchange, employment, and urbanization. The lesson concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What are resources primarily used for?

• To travel the world

• To entertain people

• To create wealth and meet needs

• To build houses

Which of the following is NOT an example of an economic activity?

• Sleeping

• Fishing

• Tourism

• Farming

What is agriculture defined as in this lesson?

• Growing of crops and keeping of livestock

• Growing of crops only

• Fishing and mining

• Keeping of livestock only

Which country is used as a case study for cocoa farming?

• Cameroon

• Ivory Coast

• Ghana

• Nigeria

What is the main difference between the two varieties of cocoa mentioned?

• One is high quality and the other is low quality

• One is used for chocolate and the other for medicine

• One is grown in Europe and the other in Africa

• One is high yielding and the other is low yielding

What is the ideal temperature range for cocoa growth?

• 10-15 degrees Celsius

• 23-28 degrees Celsius

• 30-35 degrees Celsius

• 15-20 degrees Celsius

Which of the following is NOT a condition favoring cocoa growth?

• Strong winds

• Plenty of rainfall

• High humidity

• Low altitude

Which of the following is a use of cocoa?

• Textiles

• Fuel

• Cosmetics and medicine

• Building materials

How does cocoa contribute to Ghana's economy?

• By providing foreign exchange

• By improving education

• By reducing pollution

• By increasing tourism

Which urban centers in Ghana have developed due to cocoa farming?

• Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi

• Lagos, Abuja, and Kano

• Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu

• Cairo, Alexandria, and Giza