10 Questions
What is the primary role of the queen bee in the hive?
To lay eggs and direct all the bees in the hive
How many eggs can a queen bee lay in a day?
2,000 eggs
Why are honeybees important for humans?
To help spread pollen from flower to flower for plant reproduction
What happens to the larvae after they make cocoons?
They enter the pupa phase and stop eating
What is the purpose of the capped pupal cells?
To facilitate the transformation of larvae into adult bees
What is the main role of the queen bee in the hive?
Laying eggs and directing the worker bees
During which stage do the bees stop eating any food?
Pupa phase
What happens when the other bees crack open the pupal cells?
The bees become adults and start looking like bees
What is the main source of food for the larvae in the hive?
Honey provided by the worker bees
What is the purpose of the worker bees creating pupal cells that are capped and safe?
To protect the pupas during their transformation into adults
Test your knowledge of the life cycle of honeybees from eggs to pupae with this quiz. Learn about the stages of development and the roles of queen bees and worker bees in the hive.
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