How do bees help plants grow?
By eating harmful insects.
By carrying pollen between flowers.
By watering the plants.
By providing shade.
How many flowers might a bee visit in one trip?
5~10
20~30
50~100
200~300
What percentage of plants need bees to grow?
About 20%.
About 50%.
About 80%.
About 100%.
How do bees tell others where food is?
By making loud noises.
By using a special dance.
By touching each other.
By drawing pictures.
What do bees build to store honey?
Nests.
Honeycombs.
Caves.
Boxes.
Why are scientists worry about bees?
They are becoming too big.
Their numbers are dropping.
They are moving to cities.
They are learning new skills.
What is the bees' most important job?
Making honey.
Pollination.
Building homes.
Cleaning flowers.
How many types of bees are there in a colony?
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
What is the main job of worker bees?
Laying eggs.
Protecting the queen.
Doing different jobs in the hive.
Sleeping all day.
What do bees collect from flowers?
Water and soil.
Nectar and pollen.
Leaves and branches.
Fruits and seeds.
How much honey can a single bee make in its lifetime?
1 teaspoon.
1/2 teaspoon.
1/12 teaspoon.
1 tablespoon.
What are the male bees called?
Workers.
Queens.
Drones.
Soldiers.
Why do bees make honey?
To sell to humans.
For their winter food.
To feed their babies.
To decorate their hive.
What might happen if bees disappear?
We'll have more flowers.
Our food supply can be at risk.
There will be more honey.
Other insects will make honey.
What is not a danger to bees?
Pesticides.
Loss of living places.
Climate change.
Rain.
According to the text we learned today, what should we do?
Study bees in labs.
Protect bees.
Keep bees as pets.
Avoid all insects.
What does the text we learned today say about the connection between people and nature?
People don't need nature.
Bees show how everything is connected.
Only plants are important.
Animals live separately.