Understanding Bees and Honey

The video explores the relationship between bees and flowers, focusing on how bees produce honey from nectar and aid in pollination. It highlights the importance of bees in agriculture and encourages planting bee-friendly flowers to support bee populations.

What is the main source of ingredients like peanut butter and bread?

• Water

• Animals

• Minerals

• Plants

Where does honey originally come from before bees process it?

• Tree bark

• Leaves

• Roots

• Nectar in flowers

What do bees collect from flowers besides nectar?

• Leaves

• Seeds

• Pollen

• Water

How do bees help flowers during their nectar collection?

• By watering them

• By pollinating them

• By cleaning them

• By shading them

What happens to nectar in a bee's honey stomach?

• It evaporates

• It turns into pollen

• It becomes water

• It starts turning into honey

How do bees make the nectar less watery?

• By heating it

• By adding sugar

• By fanning it with their wings

• By mixing it with pollen

What is the final step bees take to preserve honey?

• They freeze it

• They bury it

• They seal it with wax

• They dry it in the sun

Why are bees important to human agriculture?

• They produce oxygen

• They pollinate crops

• They scare away pests

• They fertilize the soil

What is the role of a beekeeper?

• To take care of bees

• To produce honey

• To plant flowers

• To collect pollen

How can people help bees in their local area?

• By planting bee-friendly flowers

• By keeping bees indoors

• By feeding them sugar

• By building nests for them