Honey and Pasta Production Multiple-Choice Test

What is honey described as in the video?

• A by-product of bees

• A pure gift from nature

• A manufactured sweetener

• A chemical extract

Why has honeybee farming been continuously expanding?

• It is easy and inexpensive

• Honey's nutritional value and demand are high

• Bees are now endangered

• Government subsidies encourage it

What is the main purpose of selecting queen bee larvae from elite colonies?

• To create more worker bees

• To ensure efficient honey collection

• To reduce the lifespan of bees

• To increase the wax production

How long does it take for queen bee larvae to develop before harvest?

• 5–7 days

• 10–12 days

• 15–20 days

• Over a month

What ensures honey frames are 'qualified'?

• Being covered with a thick layer of wax and fully filled with honey

• Being lightweight and easy to carry

• Being free of any bee larvae

• Being transported directly from the hive to the store

What happens after honey trays are loaded onto trucks?

• They are sold at local markets

• They are transported to the processing factory

• Beeswax is extracted from the trays

• The trays are discarded

What is the purpose of placing honey in storage for 2–3 days?

• To remove impurities

• To allow it to reach the desired thickness

• To sterilize the honey

• To test its nutritional content

How does centrifugal force help in honey extraction?

• By heating the honey to remove moisture

• By spinning honeycomb trays to extract honey

• By filtering the honey through wax layers

• By shaking the honeycomb manually

What determines the unique color of honey?

• The type of bees producing it

• The environment and flowers used by the bees

• The thickness of the honey

• The spinning process at the factory

In addition to daily meals, honey is commonly used in:

• Automotive products

• The beauty industry

• Animal feed

• Detergents