Flight of the Honey Bee

What is the main topic of "Flight of the Honey Bee"?

• The life cycle of a butterfly

• The journey of a honey bee

• The dangers of pollution

• The importance of flowers

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Why do honey bees collect nectar?

• To make honey

• To feed other insects

• To make flowers grow

• To drink water

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What do honey bees help plants do?

• Grow taller

• Make more flowers

• Pollinate and produce seeds

• Change colors

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What danger do honey bees face in the story?

• Bad weather

• Predators

• Pesticides

• Loud noises

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How does the author describe the flight of the honey bee?

• Slow and careful

• Fast and buzzing

• Heavy and clumsy

• Quiet and smooth

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What do honey bees make from nectar?

• Sugar

• Pollen

• Honey

• Water

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What is one thing the honey bee does when it visits a flower?

• Eats the petals

• Takes pollen

• Makes the flower close

• Changes the color of the flower

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Why are honey bees important to the environment?

• They make honey for people

• They can fly very high

• They are beautiful to watch

• They help flowers and plants grow

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What can we do to help honey bees?

• Scare them away

• Keep them in cages

• Use more pesticides

• Plant more flowers

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What is a message we learn from the book?

• Bees are annoying.

• Bees are not important.

• Bees play a big role in nature.

• Bees only care about making honey.

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