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"SAVE BEES"

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where can 'bees' NOT be found?

a)

North and South pole

b)

Canada

c)

Europe

d)

Springfield

2.

The bee is the only insect that can __________________.

a)

live in different ecosystems

b)

live on the North and South pole

c)

provide food and medicine

d)

sting predators

3.

What does the queen eat?

a)

nectar

b)

pollen

c)

royal jelly

d)

honey

4.

What 2 things does a bee collect from a flower? CHOOSE 2 OPTIONS...

a)

pollen

b)

nectar

c)

honey

d)

juice

5.

What happens after a flower is pollinated?

a)

The flower can make a seed

b)

it dies

c)

it makes honey

6.

A queen bee will lay about ________ eggs per day.

a)

2,0000-30000

b)

510-800

c)

1,500-2,000

d)

2,000-5000

7.
A honeybee colony contains three types of bees: 
a)
one queen, some drones, no worker bees
b)
drones, queens, 
c)
one queen, drones, worker bees
d)
worker bees, queen, no drones
8.
Who are the ones that do most of the work in a hieve?
a)
Bees 
b)
Queen 
c)
Worker bees
d)
Drones 
9.

What are the main duties of worker bees?

a)

going out to find food (pollen and nectar)

b)

building the hive

c)

keeping the hive clean

d)

all of the above

10.

The worker bee is the hardest working bee in the hive. What quote supports this statement?

a)

"The lifespan of a worker bee is anywhere for 4 to 9 months."

b)

"Honeybees will travel up to eight miles if necessary to find nectar..."

c)

"Worker bees are actually the only bees that ever do any stinging."

d)

"Workers are young female bees."

11.

Where does the worker bee store the honey?

a)

stomach

b)

mouth

c)

honey sac

d)

hands

12.

What is the percent of water in nectar?

a)

80%

b)

50%

c)

5%

d)

100%

13.

Royal Jelly is high in...

a)

fat

b)

carbs

c)

nutrients

d)

protein

14.

honeybees are

a)

social and cooperative

b)

agressive and mean

c)

confused and dumb

d)

angry and mad

15.

What happens if the queen dies

a)

the hive dies

b)

the bees will leave

c)

they create a new queen by feeding royal jelly.

d)

they will continue on without a queen

16.

Nature of honey is

a)

Acidic

b)

Alkaline

c)

Neutral

d)

Turn basic after few days

17.

Which among is the domesticated honey bee?

a)

Apis dorsata

b)

Apis florea

c)

Apis mellifera

d)

None of the Above

18.

Pollen basket present in which leg of the honey bee

a)

Foreleg

b)

Middle leg

c)

Hind leg

d)

Abdomen

19.

The science and practice of bee keeping

a)

Moriculture

b)

Horticulture

c)

Sericulture

d)

Apiculture

20.

The plants that yield pollen and nectar are collectively called

a)

Flowering plants

b)

Pollen and nectar yielding plants

c)

Bee pasturage

d)

Bee hive

21.

---------- is used for checking the purity of honey.

a)

Benedict's test

b)

Aniline chloride test

c)

Biuret test

d)

Hydrogen chloride test

22.

There is only one queen in each hive. What happens to the potential queen bees?

a)

They fly away to start their own hive.

b)

They are turned into worker bees.

c)

They do not have a stinger.

d)

The queen kills the potential queens.

23.

What is the bee's housing called?

a)

nest

b)

wagon

c)

beehive

d)

bungalow

24.

What does a bee use for protection?

a)

wings

b)

antenna

c)

stinger

d)

honey

25.

A group of insects living together is a

a)

forager

b)

colony

c)

sanctuary

d)

system