Understanding the Life of a Honey Bee

What is the primary role of young bees in the hive?

• To collect nectar from flowers

• To feed the larvae and maintain the hive

• To guard the hive entrance

• To produce wax for the honeycomb

How do bees transform nectar into honey?

• By mixing it with pollen

• By storing it in the sun

• By adding special enzymes

• By evaporating water through wing fanning

What is the significance of sealing honey in the honeycomb?

• To protect it from predators

• To preserve it for future use

• To enhance its flavor

• To make it easier to transport

What do older bees do when they venture out of the hive?

• They collect nectar and pollen

• They produce royal jelly

• They guard the hive

• They clean the hive

Why is it important for bees to take care of the hive?

• To produce more beeswax

• To ensure the queen's safety

• To maintain the hive's temperature

• To ensure the survival of the entire colony