Florida's Natural Resources and Agriculture

The video discusses natural resources in Florida, focusing on the citrus industry and its history, challenges, and economic impact. It also covers mineral resources like limestone and phosphate. The teacher provides instructions for further learning and offers support for students.

What is a natural resource?

• A resource that is only found in Florida

• A resource created by humans

• A resource that is always renewable

• A resource naturally produced by the earth

Which fruit is NOT part of the citrus industry in Florida?

• Oranges

• Lemons

• Grapefruits

• Bananas

Who was known as the 'citrus wizard'?

• Henry Ford

• John Smith

• Lu Gong Gong

• Thomas Edison

What method is used to protect oranges from freezing?

• Spraying them with water

• Using heaters in the orchards

• Covering them with blankets

• Moving them indoors

What is citrus greening?

• A method to grow citrus faster

• A new variety of citrus fruit

• A disease spread by insects

• A type of fertilizer

Which mineral is NOT mentioned as a natural resource in Florida?

• Gold

• Phosphate

• Limestone

• Clay

What percentage of the U.S. phosphate comes from Florida?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

Why were resources crucial in the 1800s in Florida?

• They were used to make jewelry

• They were exported to Europe

• They were used to build skyscrapers

• They were the only source of income

What is the main use of phosphate mentioned in the transcript?

• Building materials

• Fertilizer

• Electronics

• Jewelry

What should students remember to do after completing the quiz?

• Discuss with classmates

• Print the quiz

• Submit the quiz

• Email the teacher