What do bees collect from flowers? A. Seeds and leaves B. Nectar and pollen C. Water and soil D. Fruit and bark

How do bees help flowers reproduce? A. By eating the seeds B. By spreading pollen between flowers C. By making nectar D. By growing new plants

What does coevolution mean? A. Organisms living in the same place B. Organisms changing together over time C. Organisms competing for food D. Organisms becoming extinct

Which flower trait helps attract bees? A. Dull colors B. Weak stems C. Bright colors D. Sharp thorns

Why are bees fuzzy? A. To stay warm B. To scare predators C. To trap pollen D. To store nectar

Which food depends on bee pollination? A. Rice B. Corn C. Almonds D. Wheat

Why do farmers place beehives near crops? A. To keep pests away B. To increase pollination C. To produce honey only D. To scare animals

What is one way humans harm bees? A. Planting flowers B. Protecting habitats C. Using pesticides D. Building beehives

How can climate change affect bees? A. By making bees grow larger B. By changing when flowers bloom C. By increasing honey production D. By improving habitats

What might happen if bees disappear? A. More food choices B. Healthier ecosystems C. Fewer fruits and seeds D. Faster plant growth

What are pollen baskets used for? A. Carrying nectar B. Carrying pollen C. Carrying water D. Carrying eggs

Which plant relies heavily on bees? A. Pine tree B. Grass C. Apple tree D. Fern

What happens to food prices if bees decline? A. Prices decrease B. Prices stay the same C. Prices increase D. Food disappears completely

How can people help bees? A. Use more pesticides B. Remove flowers C. Plant native plants D. Destroy habitats

The relationship where both organisms benefit is called ________.

Bees and flowers changing together over time is called ____________________________.

Bees carry pollen on their __________________ bodies.