Bee Rescue Operation and Behavior

A family wanted to save bees living in their shed for two years. A beekeeper was called to relocate the hive. Upon lifting the floor, a large hive was found. The beekeeper carefully transferred the hive and bees to a new location, ensuring they had everything needed to survive. The queen bee was spotted and secured, and the entire colony successfully moved to their new home by the next day.

Why did the family decide to call a bee rescuer instead of an exterminator?

• They wanted to save the bees.

• They were afraid of the bees.

• The landlord insisted on it.

• They wanted to sell the honey.

What was the first step the rescuer took upon arriving at the site?

• Collected honey from the hive.

• Sprayed the bees with water.

• Lifted the floor to find the hive.

• Called for backup.

How did the rescuer ensure the bees had everything they needed in the new hive?

• By capturing them in a net.

• By transferring parts of the original hive.

• By providing them with sugar water.

• By leaving them in the old hive.

What was the behavior of the bees when they were placed near the new hive?

• They stayed in the old hive.

• They marched into the new hive.

• They flew away.

• They attacked the rescuer.

How long did it take for the queen bee to appear?

• 20 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

What was the outcome of the bee rescue operation?

• The bees were exterminated.

• The bees were left in the shed.

• The bees were relocated to a new hive.

• The bees returned to the old hive.