Bees and Flowers Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Bees and Flowers QuizOnline version Learn about bees and how to help them by Лилит 1 What subject was Lisa learning about at school? a math b history c science 2 What would happen if all the bees die? a flowers would multiply b Half of the fruit and vegetables in the supermarkets would disappear. c bees would migrate 3 How long can a queen bee live? a 2-6 months b up to 5 years c 10-12 years 4 How many eggs can a queen bee lay in a day? a up to 2500eggs b 50 c 100 5 On which continents do bees live? a only Europe and Asia b all except Antarctica c Antarctica only 6 How much honey do bees make compared to what they need? a they make less honey than they need b they never make honey c They make two or three times more honey than they need. 7 Why is it unfair that bees are at risk of extinction? a they are not important to farming b they have no role in ecosystems c Because bees are very successful and helpful insects, yet they are still at risk. 8 What can we do to help save bees? a ignore gardening habits b cut trees, use more chemicals c We can plant more flowers, stop using chemicals, and buy food grown without chemicals 9 Why should we plant more flowers in the garden? a to attract predators b Because bees need flowers to feed on. c to discourage bees 10 Why should we stop using chemicals in the garden? a pesticides harm bees b they attract bees c they are expensive 11 How can buying food without chemicals help bees? a It encourages farmers to stop using chemicals, which helps bees survive. b has no effect on bees c increases pest problems 12 Why could buying honey from local beekeepers help bees? a It supports beekeepers and promotes bee survival. b harms local bees c reduces honey supply 13 What idea do Lisa and her dad have at the end of the conversation? a to travel abroad to study bees b They think about becoming beekeepers and keeping their own hives. c to quit gardening

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Bees and Flowers Quiz

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What subject was Lisa learning about at school?

What would happen if all the bees die?

How long can a queen bee live?

How many eggs can a queen bee lay in a day?

On which continents do bees live?

How much honey do bees make compared to what they need?

Why is it unfair that bees are at risk of extinction?

What can we do to help save bees?

Why should we plant more flowers in the garden?

Why should we stop using chemicals in the garden?

How can buying food without chemicals help bees?

Why could buying honey from local beekeepers help bees?

What idea do Lisa and her dad have at the end of the conversation?