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What is the term for the time when crops are gathered from the fields?

Harvest

How is temperature defined?

A measure of how hot or cold a place or thing is.

What does the term widespread mean?

Extensive, prevalent, general, common, rife.

What is a failure in the context of agriculture?

An occasion when crops do not grow or produce food, often due to bad weather.

What does it mean to depend on something?

To rely on, count on, bank on, trust.

What does the phrase "make up for" signify?

Compensate.

What does it mean to recover?

To replace something that has been lost or to get better after an illness, accident, shock, etc.

How is trade defined?

The activity of buying, selling, or exchanging goods within a country or between countries.

What does it mean to expand?

To enlarge, get bigger, develop.

What is a discovery?

Finding, innovation, breakthrough.

What does "plenty of" indicate?

A lot of, lots of.

What does overland mean?

Across land, not by sea or air.

What is the definition of export?

The business of selling and sending goods to other countries.

What does booming refer to in an economic context?

Having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth.

How is demand defined?

Request, plea, call.

What is an antler?

One of the two horns of a male deer.

What does prehistory refer to?

Early history, dawn of time, ancient history.

What does remote mean?

Distant, isolated, far-flung, far-off.

What is a sample?

Example, model, illustration.

What does disintegrate mean?

To break up into very small pieces.

What does extract mean?

To remove an object from somewhere, especially with difficulty.

What does retreat mean in geographical terms?

If an area of water, snow, or land retreats, it gradually gets smaller.

How is international defined?

Global, worldwide, universal, transnational.

What does discover mean?

Find, uncover, realize.

What is a thermometer used for?

A piece of equipment that measures the temperature of the air, body, etc.

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Explore essential agricultural terms such as harvest, temperature, and trade. Learn about crop failure, recovery, and the impact of demand on the booming export market. Enhance your knowledge of agriculture and its global significance.

1. What is the meaning of 'temperature'?

A The time when crops are gathered from the fields. B A measure of how hot or cold a place or thing is. C An occasion when crops do not grow or produce food. D Rely on, count on, bank on, trust.

2. Which term describes something that is extensive and prevalent?

A Widespread. B Harvest. C Failure. D Temperature.

3. What does 'failure' mean in the context of agriculture?

A Extensive, prevalent, general, common, rife. B The time when crops are gathered from the fields. C An occasion when crops do not grow or produce food, for example because of bad weather. D A measure of how hot or cold a place or thing is.

4. What does it mean to 'depend on' something?

A A measure of how hot or cold a place or thing is. B An occasion when crops do not grow or produce food. C Compensate. D Rely on, count on, bank on, trust.

5. What does the term 'make up for' mean?

A Diminish B Enhance C Ignore D Compensate

6. What does 'expand' mean?

A Enlarge, get bigger, develop B To shrink C To remain static D To simplify

7. What is meant by 'discovery'?

A A routine task B A predictable event C A common occurrence D Finding, innovation, breakthrough

8. What does the term 'overland' mean?

A By air, not by land B By sea, not by air C Across water, not by land D Across land, not by sea or air

9. What is the meaning of 'export'?

A The act of storing goods in a warehouse B The business of selling and sending goods to other countries C The process of manufacturing goods locally D The business of buying goods from other countries

10. What is the meaning of 'sample'?

A Fragment, piece, portion B Whole, entirety, totality C Example, model, illustration D Concept, idea, notion

11. What does 'disintegrate' mean?

A To strengthen or fortify B To combine into a whole C To break up into very small pieces D To repair or mend

12. What does 'extract' mean?

A To insert or place something B To create or produce something C To hide or conceal something D To remove an object from somewhere, especially with difficulty

13. What does 'retreat' mean in the context of an area of water, snow, or land?

A It remains unchanged B It becomes more concentrated C It expands or grows larger D It gradually gets smaller

14. What does the term 'international' mean?

A Local, regional, domestic B Global, worldwide, universal, transnational C National, internal, confined D Personal, individual, private

15. What does 'discover' mean?

A Lose, misplace, forget B Ignore, overlook, neglect C Hide, conceal, cover D Find, uncover, realize

16. What is a 'thermometer'?

A An instrument to measure pressure B A tool to measure humidity C A device to measure speed D A piece of equipment that measures the temperature of the air, of your body etc

17. Which term describes something that is global and universal?

A International B Personal C National D Local

18. What does it mean to 'uncover' something?

A Conceal B Hide C Discover D Ignore

19. What does the term 'harvest' refer to?

A Extensive, prevalent, general, common, rife. B An occasion when crops do not grow or produce food. C The time when crops are gathered from the fields, or the act of gathering them. D A measure of how hot or cold a place or thing is.

20. What is the meaning of 'recover'?

A To deteriorate further B Replace something that has been lost or to get better after an illness, accident, shock etc C To lose something valuable D To remain unchanged

21. What does 'trade' refer to?

A The process of consuming goods B The storage of goods C The act of producing goods D The activity of buying, selling, or exchanging goods within a country or between countries

22. What does 'booming' describe?

A Having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth B Facing economic challenges C Experiencing a decline in economic activity D Maintaining a stable economic condition

23. What is an 'antler'?

A A type of bird found in remote areas B One of the two horns of a male deer C A tool used for hunting D A type of tree found in forests

24. What does 'prehistory' refer to?

A The modern historical period B The medieval period in Europe C The future era of human civilization D Early history, dawn of time, ancient history

25. What does the term 'remote' mean?

A Nearby, close, adjacent B Connected, linked, related C Urban, metropolitan, city-based D Distant, isolated, far-flung, far-off