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Honeybees
Terri Roberts
Read the passage on the...
View Passage Disable Passage Scrolling
Honeybees
Terri Roberts
Read the passage on the left to answer the following questions:
1) Which MOST ACCURATELY summarizes the development of the central
idea in this text?
Have you ever seen a honeybee? Honeybees are
small, yellow bees with thin, black stripes on their
bodies. Honeybees have an important job-to
make delicious honey.
A)
The hive is important to all three types of
honeybees
The Hive
B)
The hive is most important to the worker honeybees:
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The hive is most important to the queen honeybees.
2 Honeybees are social insects. This means that
honeybees live and work together. They live in a
special nest called a hive. Honeybees that live
together in a hive make up a colony.
D)
The hive is most important to the queen and drone
honeybees.
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