Amalfi Coast
Lemons and Agriculture
Vocabulary
Grammar
Nature and Environment
100

In which country is the Amalfi Coast?

Italy.

100

What colour are ripe lemons?

Yellow.

100

What is the English word for „sklizeň“?

Harvest.

100

Complete: Farmers _ lemons. (grow / grows)

Grow.

100

What can damage lemon trees?

A disease.

200

Is the Amalfi Coast in northern or southern Italy?

Southern Italy.

200

What drink is made from Amalfi lemons?

Limoncello.

200

What does the word „livelihood“ mean?

The way a person earns money to live.

200

Complete: Yesterday, farmers _ the trees. (inspect)

Inspected.

200

What colour can the leaves of infected trees become?

Yellow.

300

What makes Amalfi lemons different from ordinary lemons found in supermarkets?

They are larger and have thick, aromatic skin.

300

How are lemons usually harvested in the region?

By hand.

300

What is the opposite of „decline“?

Increase.

300

Complete: She _ growing lemons for five years. (has / have)

Has.

300

What is the name of the fungal disease threatening the lemon trees?

Mal secco.

400

Which sea is next to the Amalfi Coast?

The Mediterranean Sea.

400

Where do farmers grow lemons on steep hillsides?

On terraces.

400

What word describes something that can continue over a long period without harming the environment?

Sustainable.

400

Change into passive voice: Farmers grow lemons.

Lemons are grown by farmers.

400

What can happen to a tree if the disease becomes severe?

It can die.

500

What is the name of the local lemon variety?

Sfusato Amalfitano.

500

Why is replacing an old lemon tree difficult?

A young tree needs years to produce a good harvest.

500

What is another English word for „kulturní dědictví“?

Cultural heritage.

500

Complete: If farmers detect the disease early, they _ save the trees. (can / will)

Can.

500

Name two ways to protect healthy lemon trees.

Early detection and removing infected plants.