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Bees and Pollinators: Small Wings, Big Job

SheelonBiologyScienceEnglishGrades K-5Published Aug 6, 2026

Inside the hive and out in the meadow: queens and workers, honey and nectar, dances that give directions, and all the other animals that keep flowers blooming.

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  1. When a bee carries pollen from one flower to another, what can the flower then make?

    Multiple Choice · 20s

    AMore nectar
    BBrighter petals
    CSeeds and fruit
    DDeeper roots

  2. In a honey bee colony, which single bee lays all the eggs?

    Multiple Choice · 20s

    AThe drone
    BThe worker
    CThe scout
    DThe queen

  3. What do bees collect from flowers to turn into honey?

    Multiple Choice · 20s

    ADew
    BNectar
    CPetals
    DSeeds
  4. All the worker bees in a hive are female.True / False · 20s
  5. What shape are the cells of a honeycomb?Multiple Choice · 20s
  6. A returning bee performs a waggle dance in the hive. What is she telling the others?Multiple Choice · 20s
  7. Besides bees, which of these animals is a famous pollinator?Multiple Choice · 20s
  8. Only insects can pollinate flowers.True / False · 20s
  9. Bees can see something on flower petals that people cannot. What is it?Multiple Choice · 20s
  10. What is the job of a beekeeper?Multiple Choice · 20s
  11. What is the sweet liquid that flowers offer to visiting insects called? (one word)Type Answer · 30s
  12. What do we call the yellow dust that flowers make and pollinators carry? (one word)Type Answer · 30s

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