Henry Ford
Natural Resources
Agriculture
Tourism
Food Facts
100
How much did Henry Ford pay his workers per day?
What is $5/day?
100
True or False: Lumberman worked 6 to 10 hour days.
What is true?
100
Michigan is the #1 producer in the nation of what crop?
What is blueberries?
100
If you were attending the cherry festival, what city would you be in?
What is Traverse City
100
This vegetable is a member of the lily family.
What is asparagus?
200
Where did Henry Ford grow up?
What is Dearborn, MI?
200
True or False: Trees were cut down to be used as lumber to build houses.
What is true?
200
This area along the coast of Lake Michigan is known for the many kinds of fruit grown there.
What is the Fruit Belt?
200
If you were touring this city, you might be visiting the Ford River Rouge factory.
What is Detroit
200
Michigan is home to the ________ _______ potato chip company that was founded in Detroit in 1930.
What is Better Made?
300
What is an Assembly Line?
An Assembly Line is where the workers stand in a line with a moving conveyor belt in front of them and the workers wait their turn to put their part on the car.
300
Which industry began when the lumbering industry ended? a. Automotive industry b. Tourism industry c. Agricultural industry d. None of the above
What is c) agricultural industry?
300
Michigan's _________ act as a moderating body, keeping land at the perfect temperature for growing crops.
What is lakes?
300
This popular touring location offers many winter activities such as skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling.
What is Boyne mountain
300
_______ is a Michigan company that produces fizzy drinks such as Moon Mist and Red Pop.
What is Faygo?
400
Where did Henry Ford go to become an engineer?
What is the Edison Illuminating Company?
400
Which of the following best describes what a natural resource is? a. A material supplied by nature. b. A material created by people. c. A material that only comes from the ground. d. A material that will never run out.
What is a) a material supplied by nature?
400
____________ are chemicals that farmers use to keep their crops free from harmful weeds that steal water and nutrients from the crop.
What is herbicides?
400
This is the largest waterfall in the state of Michigan. It is located in the city of paradise.
What is Tahquamenon Falls
400
Michigan is home to the __________ company which produces many kinds of delicious cereal.
What is Kellogg?
500
How much did the first Model T that Henry Ford introduce cost?
What is $850?
500
The lumbering era began around _____ and ended around _____.
What is 1840 and 1900?
500
Michigan's Agriculture industry brings in about $_____ billion to the state economy every year, employing millions of people.
What is 91.4?
500
If you were touring this city, a popular sight to see might be the capitol building.
What is Lansing
500
________ _________ pizza company was founded in Detroit, MI in 1959 and is known for its popular slogan, "Pizza, pizza!"
What is Little Caesars?
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