The Bees Chapter 1 & 2 Quiz

Flora is unusually tall and large, described as 'obscenely ugly and excessively large'.

Sister Sage can understand bees without speaking to them, including Flora's hunger.

Bees have a social structure, with senior bees identified by hard, shiny bands, and new bees having wet fur.

Foragers (bees collecting pollen) are falling from the sky, a mystery.

The bee nursery has lost several nurses, posing a threat to the baby bees.

Flora is assigned to an experiment involving the nursery, a temporary loss of tongue function and memory if necessary.

Melissae (Sister Sage) is a figure who can protect the hive from fears.

A male bee (His Maleness) is highly honored and receives special treatment from the other bees.

A liquid considered the Queen's Love and a sacrament of devotion, given to baby bees.

A stage in the bee larvae's development, characterized by singing and play.

Sister Teasel believes desire, vanity, and idleness are sins; Flora is greedy, ugly, and obstinate.

Flora wants to move to Category 2 and includes this in her devotion prayers.

A process of caring for baby bees including feeding them (flow), cleaning the cribs, and supervising.

A worker who cleans the cribs and maintains sanitation in the nursery.

The entity responsible for making the baby bees, ceasing to make male bees later in the season.

Prayers performed by supervising sisters after the egg-laying by the Queen.

The act of cleaning and maintaining one's body.

A location within a hive or structure.

A character who demands Flora's obedience.

A place for bodies of the dead.

Workers responsible for hygiene and removal of waste.

A platform or area for animals to enter and exit a structure.

Animals who collect resources from outside the structure.

An open area, often near the lobby.

A guard or protector, possibly from the Thistle species.

A forager who intervenes to support Flora.

A plant that receives nectar.

Flora, a bee, is taken to the hive's chambers and introduced to her duties.

Flora's first tasks include cleaning the nursery and attending to the Queen.

Flora shifts from attendant to hive protector on her third day.

One of Flora's assigned panels. One or more panels related to the core functions of the hive.

The fourth panel, featuring 10,000 sisters singing. A panel that highlights the social aspect of the hive.

The fifth panel depicting golden roots spreading through the hive, causing an explosion in the library. Shows growth & potential danger.

Flora is forbidden from interacting with panels, which are reserved for Priestesses.

A competition between the Teasel Princess and the Sage Princess for the queen bee position.

The Queen is experiencing intense pain but refuses to seek help, demanding Flora keep it secret.

Flora transferred her knowledge and strength to her daughter before the hive was threatened by a black cloud.

Bees leaving the old hive to find a new location.

Lady Bernet informs Flora that her time with the Queen has ended and she must return to her original duties.

Flora's deep affection for Sir Linden, a crucial message to her daughter.

The bees lost their old hive and beekeeper due to the orchard tree being sold.

Location after a particular Category.

Flora used a lid in the morgue to save her baby.

Flora, a forager, inquired about the sanitation workers' disappearance.

Clover revealed that the babies suffered and perished due to starvation and disease.

The queen bee developed a sickness, evidenced by a changed scent and a dead baby.

The dead baby disintegrated when passed to another bee.

The bees declared the queen's reign to be over and demanded action.

Flora confessed her betrayal to the queen.

The Fertility Police removed the Queen bee without resistance.

The queen instructed the Thistle to end her life.

The Thistle, unable to cope with the situation, chose to end her own life.

The text indicates that only the Sage can lead.

The Priestess will choose a new queen in three days.