Long ago people cooked on fire, now . . . . .
people cook on stoves.
My father has silver bars. What economic activity is it?
Mining.
What is the name of the water that is next to the coast of Peru?
The Peruvian sea.
Peru limits at the north with, . . . . .
Colombia and Ecuador.
Making a delicious Lomo Saltado
Farming.
Peru limits at the east with, . . . . . .
Brazil and Bolivia.
Long ago people cleaned with brooms, now . . . . .
people clean with vaccum cleaners.
Long ago people got water from buckets, now . . . . .
people get water from faucets.
Peru limits at the south with, . . . .
Chile.
Long ago people washed clothes by hands, now . . . . .
people use washing machines.
Peru limits at the west with, . . . . .
The Pacific Ocean.
Why are economic activities important?
Because they satisfy our needs?
When we work with guineapigs, what type of activity is it?
Farming.
Long ago people used candles . . . . .
now people use electric lights.
One characteristic of the junglesof Peru is, . . . . .
that it has many animals and vegetation.
One characteristic of the coast of Peru is . . . . . .
that it has a lot of deserts.
How many economic activities are we studying?
Three!
Working with emeralds!
Mining
One characteristic of the Highlands of Peru is, . . . . . .
that it has a lot of mountains.
When we make ceviche, what economic activity happened?
Fishing
Long ago people sent someone letters, now . . . . .
people send e-mails.
Long ago people rode horses to work, now . . . .
We ride in cars.
When we work the land, what type of economic activity is it?
Farming.
What economic activities are we studying?
Farming, fishinga and mining.