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What is the role of drones in a bee colony?
What is the role of drones in a bee colony?
- Do not work or sting (correct)
- Collect nectar
- Produce wax
- Nurse the eggs
Which bees are responsible for collecting nectar from flowers?
Which bees are responsible for collecting nectar from flowers?
- Queen
- Worker bees (correct)
- Larvae
- Drones
What is the main purpose of the hexagonal cells in a bee hive?
What is the main purpose of the hexagonal cells in a bee hive?
- To rest during rainy season
- To store honey
- To produce wax
- To keep the eggs (correct)
What type of bees are responsible for making the hive from wax?
What type of bees are responsible for making the hive from wax?
What is stored in some cells of the bee hive?
What is stored in some cells of the bee hive?
What was the main reason for farmers buying new seeds according to the text?
What was the main reason for farmers buying new seeds according to the text?
How did Thoiba contribute to the farm, as mentioned in the text?
How did Thoiba contribute to the farm, as mentioned in the text?
Why did Chaoba and other seeds have doubts about the progress being made on the farm?
Why did Chaoba and other seeds have doubts about the progress being made on the farm?
What was one of the benefits Thoiba highlighted after implementing new machines on the farm?
What was one of the benefits Thoiba highlighted after implementing new machines on the farm?
In what way did the introduction of new machines change the farming process as described in the text?
In what way did the introduction of new machines change the farming process as described in the text?
Why were Chaoba and other seeds feeling forgotten in the small sack as mentioned in the text?
Why were Chaoba and other seeds feeling forgotten in the small sack as mentioned in the text?
Study Notes
Bee Colony
- A bee colony has one queen, some drones, and many workers.
- Drones are male bees that do not work or sting.
- Worker bees are female and do all the work of the colony.
- They collect nectar from flowers, chew it, and turn it into honey.
- Worker bees produce wax and make their hive.
Bee Hive
- Bee hives are shaped into hexagonal shapes with six angles.
- The cells in the hive are called combs.
- Combs are used to keep eggs, nurse larvae, and store honey.
- Honey is the food of the colony members.
Farming
- Farmers used to store seeds from old crops.
- With the introduction of high-yielding seeds, farmers no longer need to store seeds.
- New machines, such as tractors and pumps, have improved farming efficiency.
- The new machines can do the work of bullocks in a shorter time.
- The use of high-yielding seeds and machines has increased profits for farmers.
- This increased profit has enabled farmers to improve their lives and make progress.
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Test your knowledge on the organization of a bee colony, including the roles of queen bees, drones, and worker bees. Learn about how worker bees collect nectar, produce honey, and build hexagonal hives.
