A) Apis cerana B) Apis dorsata C) Bombus terrestris D) Apis mellifera
A) Worker B) Queen C) Larva D) Drone
A) To mate with the queen B) To defend the hive C) To build honeycomb D) To collect nectar
A) Two B) Four C) One D) Three
A) Melittin B) Dopamine C) Phospholipase A2 D) Apamin
A) Maxillae B) Proboscis C) Mandibles only D) Chelicerae
A) Queen cup cell B) Larval cell C) Worker cell D) Drone cell
A) Wax secretion B) Food for queen larvae C) Honey and pollen mix D) Bee venom
A) Cleaning agent B) Energy source C) Building material D) Protein source for bees
A) 2 years B) 6 weeks C) 6 months D) 1 year
A) Pollen baskets B) Wings C) Antennae D) Mouthparts
A) Honey and water mixture B) Waste material C) Resin collected to seal cracks D) Dead bee parts
A) One B) Five C) Three D) Two
A) Proteins B) Fatty acids C) Minerals D) Sugars
A) To hold venom B) To digest food C) To transport nectar D) To store pollen
A) Pheromones only B) Waggle dance C) Sound D) Wing movements
A) Propolis B) Pollen C) Nectar D) Royal jelly
A) To repel predators B) To produce honey C) To attract drones only D) To maintain colony cohesion
A) Colony collapse B) Swarming C) Absconding D) Winter loss
A) Approximately 50°F (10°C) B) Approximately 95°F (35°C) C) Approximately 70°F (21°C) D) Approximately 110°F (43°C)
A) Defensive behavior B) Colony reproduction C) Cleaning behavior D) Foraging behavior
A) Drifting B) Swarming C) Robbing D) Absconding
A) Sense of smell and touch B) Venom delivery C) Pollen collection D) Flight control
A) Egg stage of a bee B) Pupal stage of a bee C) Larval stage of a bee D) Adult stage of a bee
A) Grooming B) Robbing C) Ventilating D) Drifting
A) Worker B) Queen C) Drone D) Larva
A) Antennae B) Mouthparts C) Wings D) Legs
A) Grooming B) Foraging C) Fanning D) Robbing
A) Feeding the larvae B) Guarding the hive C) Building honeycomb D) Collecting nectar
A) Parasitic mites that infest honeybees B) A type of honeybee C) Beneficial insects for honeybees D) A type of plant |