2. 1-100 q • There is so much of this natural resource in Florida that it produces ¾’s of the nation’s fertilizer

3. 1-100 a • Phosphate

4. 2-100 q • An area where the fresh water of a river mixes with the salt water of an ocean

5. 2-100 a • Estuary

6. 3-100 q • The level of the surface of the ocean

7. 3-100 a • Sea level

8. 4-100 q • The 3 kinds of natural regions in Florida

9. 4-100 a • Lowlands, Highlands, Wetlands

10. 5-100 q • An area of low, wet land with trees

11. 5-100 a • Swamp

12. 6-100 q • Florida’s state tree

13. 6-100 a • Sabal Palm

14. 1-200 q • Florida’s most important crop

15. 1-200 a • Oranges

16. 2-200 q • The longest river in Florida

17. 2-200 a • St. Johns river

18. 3-200 q • A flat grassland with scattered trees

19. 3-200 a • Savanna

20. 4-200 q • The type of rock that makes up Florida

21. 4-200 a • Limestone

22. 5-200 q • A lowland with wet soil and tall grasses

23. 5-200 a • Marsh

24. 6-200 q • Florida’s state bird

25. 6-200 a • Mockingbird

26. 1-300 q • The area known for its horse farms

27. 1-300 a • The area near Ocala

28. 2-300 q • An important water route along the Atlantic coast

29. 2-300 a • Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway

30. 3-300 q • A low, narrow island near the coast of a mainland

31. 3-300 a • Barrier Island

32. 4-300 q • The part of the ocean that slopes downward and away from the coast

33. 4-300 a • Continental shelf

34. 5-300 q • The large wetland where Florida meets Georgia

35. 5-300 a • Okefenokee Swamp

36. 6-300 q • Florida’s state flower

37. 6-300 a • Orange Blossom

38. 1-400 q • Florida is #1 in the country for the growth of this crop

39. 1-400 a • Sugarcane

40. 2-400 q • A body of ocean water or seawater that is partly enclosed by land

41. 2-400 a • Bay

42. 3-400 q • Tiny islands formed from the roots of these trees

43. 3-400 a • Mangrove islands

44. 4-400 q • An area of low land that lies along an ocean

45. 4-400 a • Coastal plain

46. 5-400 q • In southern Florida, this swamp lies near the Gulf coast and is named for the types of trees that grow there

47. 5-400 a • Big Cypress Swamp

48. 6-400 q • Florida’s nickname

49. 6-400 a • The Sunshine State

50. 1-500 q • Florida is second only to California in the business of growing these