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The Philippines is the largest country in the world with mineral deposits.
False
Mount Diwalwal in Luzon is known for its rich deposits of gold.
False
Dipterocarp is another term for Philippine mahogany.
True
Laguna de Bay is known for its production of rice and corn.
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Copper is used to make marble.
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The Philippines is the fifth country in the world with the largest mineral deposits.
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Mount Diwalwal in the Mountain Province is known for its rich deposits of gold.
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Central Luzon is known for its production of shellfish and lobsters.
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Tin and Marble are found in Palawan.
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Wires are made from Tin.
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Study Notes
Philippines' Natural Resources
- The Philippines is the fifth country in the world with the largest mineral deposits.
Turtle Sanctuaries
- Big turtles are found in the Sulu Sea and Turtle Island, which are now converted into sanctuaries.
Mineral Deposits
- Gold deposits are found in Mangayan in the Mountain Province and Mount Diwalwal in Mindanao.
- Tin is found in Palawan.
- Quicksilver is found in Palawan.
- Copper is used to make wires.
- Marble is found in Romblon.
Agricultural Regions
- Central Luzon is the rice granary of the Philippines.
- Plains and valleys are ideal for planting rice, corn grains, vegetables, fruits, and other products due to their good climate, higher altitude, and fertile soil.
Other Notable Resources
- Dipterocarp is another name for Philippine mahogany.
- Laguna de Bay produces shellfish, lobsters, and other fish for consumption and sale.
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