The economy WORKSHEET 2.

1. Choose the correct word to complete the texts.

a) Dry farming

Wheat is often grown using this type of farming. The rain

/ farmer is the only source of water: the crops are not
watered / protected by the farmer. Farmers need small /
large fields to grow dry crops. This type of farming is more
common in the north / south of Spain, where there is
less rain.

b) Irrigated farming

Tomatoes are usually grown in this way. Farmers use

irrigation / cutting systems to make sure the plants have
enough air / water to grow. This means that farmers can
grow lots of livestock / crops. There are many irrigated
farms in Murcia / Cantabria.

2. Unscramble the words to complete the texts.

a) Extensive (angfmir)

In this type of (velcsitok ) farming,

the animals are raised in large
(dflise) or open pastures. They eat what
(owgsr) naturally on the land. These
(pehes) are extensive livestock.

b) Intensive farming

In intensive farming, farmers

(saire) livestock in
(bstesla) or indoor pens. The farmers give the
animals (odof). These milk
(owcs) are intensively farmed
livestock.
The economy WORKSHEET 2.2

1. Choose the correct word to complete the texts.

a) Dry farming

Wheat is often grown using this type of farming. The rain

/ farmer is the only source of water: the crops are not
watered / protected by the farmer. Farmers need small /
large fields to grow dry crops. This type of farming is more
common in the north / south of Spain, where there is
less rain.

b) Irrigated farming

Tomatoes are usually grown in this way. Farmers use

irrigation / cutting systems to make sure the plants have
enough air / water to grow. This means that farmers can
grow lots of livestock / crops. There are many irrigated
farms in Murcia / Cantabria.

2. Unscramble the words to complete the texts.

a) Extensive farming (angfmir)

In this type of livestock (velcsitok ) farming,

the animals are raised in large fields
(dflise) or open pastures. They eat what grows
(owgsr) naturally on the land. These sheep
(pehes) are extensive livestock.

b) Intensive farming

In intensive farming, farmers raise

(saire) livestock in stables
(bstesla) or indoor pens. The farmers give the
animals food (odof). These milk
cows (owcs) are intensively farmed
livestock.
The economy SUPPORT WORKSHEET 2.2

Name Date

Unit: Lesson:

1. Write.

2. Draw and colour.

The economy SUPPORT WORKSHEET 2.2

Name Date
Unit: 2 Lesson: What’s agricultural?

1. Write.

2. Draw and colour. Student’s own choice of words in Spanish and English