Understanding Honeybee Behavior and Stings

What should you do if you encounter a beehive?

• Run away quickly to avoid getting stung.

• Approach it slowly to observe the bees.

• Throw stones at it to scare the bees away.

• Ignore it and continue with your activity.

What is the primary role of honeybees in nature?

• To sting intruders.

• To produce wax for candles.

• To build large nests in trees.

• To collect nectar and pollen and make honey.

How do honeybees defend their hives?

• By flying away to a new location.

• By making loud buzzing noises.

• By hiding in the hive.

• By using their venomous stingers.

What happens to a honeybee after it stings?

• It loses its stinger and dies.

• It flies away unharmed.

• It becomes stronger.

• It can sting multiple times.

What should be done first if a bee stinger is left in the skin?

• Ignore it and let it fall out naturally.

• Cover it with a bandage.

• Remove the stinger carefully.

• Apply honey to the sting site.

Which of the following is a sign of a severe allergic reaction to a bee sting?

• Mild itching at the sting site.

• Slight redness around the sting.

• Difficulty breathing.

• Feeling sleepy.

What is a recommended way to prevent bee stings?

• Stay calm and avoid swatting at bees.

• Spray perfume to mask your scent.

• Wave your arms to scare them away.

• Wear bright colors to attract bees.

Which bees are capable of stinging?

• Female bees only.

• Male bees only.

• Both male and female bees.

• Neither male nor female bees.

How long does an average worker bee live?

• 5 to 6 weeks.

• 1 to 2 weeks.

• 7 to 8 weeks.

• 3 to 4 weeks.

How much honey does a worker bee produce in its lifetime?

• A tablespoon.

• A twelfth of a teaspoon.

• A teaspoon.

• A full jar.