AGRICULTURE
LIVESTOCK FARMING
FISHING
FORESTRY
AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES IN SPAIN
100

Name one basic Mediterranean crop.

Wheat / Olive trees / Vines

100

What is livestock farming?

  • Raising animals for food, materials, or labor.


100

What is fishing?

Extracting food resources from seas, rivers, and lakes.

100

Name one raw material obtained from forests.

Wood, resin, mushrooms.

100

Name one type of landscape found in Spain.

Mediterranean, Atlantic, Volcanic

200

What is the difference between arable and agricultural land?

Arable land is only for crops; agricultural land includes livestock and forestry too.

200

What does “stabled” livestock farming mean?

Animals are kept indoors where their environment and diet are controlled.

200

What is the difference between coastal and offshore fishing?

Coastal: small boats near shore; Offshore: large ships far from coast using advanced tech.

200

What is deforestation?

The destruction of forests through logging, agriculture, or fires.

200

What type of climate characterizes Atlantic landscapes?

Wet, mild, with abundant rainfall.

300

Name one physical and one human factor that influence agriculture.

Physical: climate / soil · Human: technology / land ownership

300

Name two environmental problems caused by intensive livestock farming.

Manure pollution, methane emissions, deforestation for animal feed.

300

Why is overfishing a global concern?

Fish populations are declining faster than they can reproduce.

300

What is biomass and how is it related to forestry?

Organic energy from trees/plants used for heat, fuel, or energy.

300

Which landscape has rainfed crops like olives and almonds?

Mediterranean inland and coastal regions.

400

Why is traditional agriculture less productive than modern agriculture?

It uses less technology and relies on manual labor and natural processes.

400

Which Spanish regions are known for pig farming and why?

Catalonia and Aragon – specialization, proximity to industry and feed production

400

What are the main fishing grounds and what makes them productive?

Shallow continental shelves, nutrient-rich river areas, cold/warm current intersections.

400

Describe how forestry contributes to rural economies.

Creates jobs in logging, processing, and eco-tourism; supports local industry.

400

Explain the agricultural characteristics of the Canary Islands.

Subtropical, volcanic soil, advanced irrigation (bananas, sugar, potatoes).

500

Describe how relief and altitude influence agricultural practices.

Steep slopes hinder mechanization; higher altitudes lower temperatures and limit crop types.

500

Compare livestock farming in developed and less developed countries.

Developed: high tech, productivity, environmental impact; Less developed: traditional, low yield, subsistence.

500

Describe the EU's role in regulating fishing activities.

Sets quotas, protects ecosystems, negotiates international access rights.

500

How does forest degradation affect water systems?

Reduces water retentIion, leads to floods and water loss.

500

Compare the productivity of irrigated and rainfed crops in Spain.

Irrigated crops are more productive and intensive; rainfed crops depend on climate and yield less.

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