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What does Barry Benson do after graduating from college?
What does Barry Benson do after graduating from college?
- He works at Honex Industries (correct)
- He starts his own business
- He becomes a tour guide
- He takes a break from studying
What does the honey's distinctive golden glow come from?
What does the honey's distinctive golden glow come from?
- Color-correcting
- Scent-adjusting
- Bubble-contouring (correct)
- All of the above
What is the new helmet technology designed to help bees avoid?
What is the new helmet technology designed to help bees avoid?
- Injury in the hive (correct)
- Injury while flying
- Injury while collecting nectar
- Injury while making honey
What does Adam Flayman worry about after graduating from college?
What does Adam Flayman worry about after graduating from college?
What do the bees do to make honey?
What do the bees do to make honey?
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Study Notes
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According to all known laws of aviation, a bee should not be able to fly.
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Despite this, bees continue to fly because they don't care what humans think is impossible.
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Barry Benson graduates from grade school, high school, and college, and finally graduates from college with a perfect report card.
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Adam Flayman graduates from college as well, but is worried about the future.
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The tour guide tells the students that they will be working at Honex Industries, a part of the Hexagon Group.
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Barry and Adam are both amazed by the size and complexity of the honey-making machines.
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Bees work tirelessly to bring nectar to the hive and create honey.
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The honey's distinctive golden glow is thanks to color-correcting, scent-adjusting and bubble-contouring.
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The new helmet technology being stress-tested by bees is designed to help them avoid injury in the hive.
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Though the bus passes by a bee who is being smashed into the ground, it is ultimately good news for the bees.
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