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The bees knees!
The bees knees!
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Let's get down to buzz-ness and see how much you know about these very important pollinators.
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1
True or False: male drone bees don't have a stinger.
False
True
2
If you "make a beeline" for something, what are you doing?
taking the long way there
moving extremely slow
making many stops on your way there
taking the shortest, most direct route there
3
Which Disney character is obsessed with honey?
Stitch
Winnie- the-Pooh
Daisy Duck
Tinker Bell
4
True or False: bees are among the
MANY
insects in the world that make food that humans can eat.
True
False
5
There are three types of bees in a honeybee colony. What are they? (hint: click on all three).
worker
guardian
drone
queen
6
True or False: the bee population is on the decline.
True
False
7
Which cereal has a bee as its mascot?
Honeycomb
Chex Honey Nut
Honey Bunches of Oats
Honey Nut Cheerios
8
Who lays the eggs in a hive?
the Drones
the Workers
the Queen
the Princesses
9
What determines the colour of honey?
the number of worker bees living in that hive
the nectar source
the temperature outside
the age of the bees
10
A developing queen bee is exclusively fed what substance?
royal jelly
nectar
bee bread
pollen
11
True or False: Bees are pollinators.
False
True
12
If someone is referred to as a "Queen Bee"
,
what does that mean?
they're the weakest person in their group
they're extremely hard working
they're great at spelling
they dominate or lead their group
13
True or False: Bees have two stomachs - one for eating and the other for storing nectar or water.
False
True
14
What happens to a worker bee who uses her stinger?
she dies
she grows a new one
she flies back to the hive and never leaves again
she continues to live minus her stinger
15
True or False: Melissa is a girl's name of Greek origin meaning
honeybee
.
True
False