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Name the animal that lives in a hive.

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In worker honey bees, pollen brushes and pollen baskets are present on ___ respectively.
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Which species of honeybees species is commercially cultivated?
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Distinguish between a Drone and Worker in a honeybee colony.
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Select the INCORRECT statement.
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Which of the following points are important for successful bee-keeping?
i. Knowledge of the nature and habits of bees.
ii. Selection of suitable location for keeping the beehives.
iii. Management of beehives during different seasons.
iv. Cross hybridization among selected parents.
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What are the different colours of honey that you have seen?
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Butterflies and honeybees suck nectar from the flowers.
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Butterflies suck nectar from flowers. 
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What is made by bees for its family?
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A butterfly uses its nose to smell and find food.
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Why do our parents always tell us to stay away from bees and beehives?
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Fill in the blank with an appropriate word:

(nectar, swallows, plant, omnivore)

A butterfly sucks _____ from flowers.

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Have you seen any insects near flowers? Find out their names and write.
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Honeybees are reared for:
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Honey bees store honey in
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How do butterflies suck nectar?
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A butterfly sucks the blood of man.
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Which flowers are more attractive—insect-pollinated or wind-pollinated? Why?
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Complete the table by writing the names of the animals in their proper columns.
[Buffalo, Cat, Rat, Lion, Tiger, Spider, House lizard, Cow, Butterfly, Crow]
Herbivore Carnivore Omnivore

 

 

    

In which column did you place the butterfly? Why?

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A paste of baking soda can be applied for: