A) Processed sugar B) Nectar and pollen C) Tree sap D) Meat scraps
A) Queen bee B) Forager bee C) Drone bee D) Worker bee
A) Skep hive B) Warré hive C) Top-bar hive D) Langstroth hive
A) To mask alarm pheromones B) To provide heat C) To attract bees D) To kill mites
A) Protein B) Fat C) Water D) Sugar
A) Collecting B) Robbing C) Harvesting D) Extracting
A) Uncapping knife B) Hive tool C) Smoker D) Bee brush
A) To heat honey B) To spin honey out of combs C) To filter honey D) To sterilize honey
A) Around 50% B) Above 25% C) Below 18.6% D) Exactly 10%
A) Chickenpox B) Common cold C) Varroa mites D) Mosquito bites
A) Stored pollen for bee larvae B) Honeycomb wax C) Royal jelly D) Bread made with honey
A) Foraging B) Swarming C) Drifting D) Hibernating
A) Discarded immediately B) Returned to the hive for cleaning C) Stored indefinitely as is D) Used as fuel
A) To prevent the queen from laying eggs in honey supers B) To prevent worker bees from leaving the hive C) To keep drones out of the hive D) To attract a new queen
A) A bee repellent B) A type of honey C) A type of bee food D) A resinous substance used to seal cracks in the hive
A) Leave honey supers open B) Feed hives in the open C) Mix sugar water with honey D) Keep entrances small
A) Foul odor from larvae B) Excessive swarming C) Aggressive bee behavior D) Increased honey production
A) To increase honey production B) To prevent swarming C) To attract more bees D) To help the bees survive cold temperatures
A) To defend the hive B) To build honeycomb C) To collect nectar D) To mate with the queen
A) Supplementary feeding B) Stimulative feeding C) Honey replacement D) Emergency feeding
A) Never B) Only when collecting honey C) Once a year D) Every 1-2 weeks
A) Shady, damp area B) Near a busy road C) Sunny location with wind protection D) Inside a garage
A) Bee venom B) Honeycomb wax C) Food for the queen bee larvae D) A type of honey
A) To attract more drones B) To increase swarming C) To improve colony health and productivity D) To prevent honey production
A) To gently remove bees from frames B) To kill bees C) To clean the hive D) To apply honey
A) Just gloves B) Nothing C) Veil D) Shorts and t-shirt
A) Through singing B) Through telepathy C) Through pheromones and dances D) Through talking
A) Apivar B) Water C) Vinegar D) Bleach
A) 1 year B) 1 day C) 4-6 weeks D) 6 months
A) To store honey B) To keep out the queen C) To attract bees D) To provide a bee space and ventilation |