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