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Unit 11 Florida: Geography – St. Augustine – Jacksonville – Tallahassee – Orlando – Kennedy Space Center – Miami – Everglades – Florida Keys > DEMO-Content
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In the middle of the Florida Panhandle lies the capital of Florida, Tallahassee. The Florida flag consists of a red St. Andrew’s cross on a white background, with the Florida seal in the center.
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Picture #1: flag of Arizona / Picture #2 flag of Florida / Picture #3: flag of Utah
The Florida Keys
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The population of Florida is about 22 million, making it the most populous state in the U.S. after California and Texas. Florida’s population is 51% White, 26% Hispanic or Latino, 17% African American, and 3% Asian. The percentage of people over 65 in Florida is 20%, the highest in the USA. Approximately 12% of Florida’s residents live in poverty.
At the southern tip of Florida is the state’s second-largest city, Miami. Miami is home to approximately 440,000 residents and attracts many tourists with beautiful beaches, fine restaurants, and a vibrant cultural scene. Miami is also a melting pot of different cultures. For example, you can enjoy the Caribbean flair in the Little Havana district. Also worth seeing are the colorful Art Deco-style houses along Ocean Drive in Miami Beach.
🌞 1. Reading Comprehension – True or False?
Write T (true) or F (false). Correct the false statements.
Florida is located in the northwest of the USA.
Miami is the biggest city in Florida.
Orlando is known for its amusement parks.
The Everglades are dry all year.
The Kennedy Space Center is near Cape Canaveral.
🧠 2. Vocabulary – Match the Words
Match each word with its correct meaning.
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| peninsula | a) very old and important city |
| landmark | b) an area almost surrounded by water |
| poverty | c) famous place or building |
| melting pot | d) different cultures living together |
| historic | e) the state of being very poor |
🛠️ 3. Grammar – Past Simple or Present Simple?
Use the correct form of the verb in brackets.
St. Augustine ______ (found) in 1565.
Florida’s economy ______ (include) tourism and agriculture.
The Everglades ______ (become) a national park in 1947.
Tourists often ______ (visit) Key West.
The hurricane season ______ (start) in June.
✂️ 4. Fill in the Gaps
Use the words: tourism – climate – island – amusement – capital
Tallahassee is the ______ of Florida.
Orlando is popular for its ______ parks.
Florida has a tropical and subtropical ______.
Miami is located on the mainland, not an ______.
One of Florida’s most important industries is ______.
🔄 5. Word Order
Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
is / Orlando / Florida / in / central
island / Key West / the / is / southernmost
Kennedy Space Center / the / tourists / visit / many
Bridge / the / opened / Miles / Seven / was
from / the / Everglades / are / Okeechobee / fed / Lake