Bees collect the nectar produced by flowers, convert it into a thick, sweet liquid called honey and store it in the beehive for use throughout the year. Honey is then obtained by collecting honeycombs and scrapping them off. It is used in cooking and also has medicinal properties.

Science Now 6>Chapter 1 - Food and Its Sources>EXERCISE>Q F

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Describe with examples the types of seeds and their uses in our food.

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Science Now 6>Chapter 1 - Food and Its Sources>EXERCISE>Q F

How do we get honey?

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Science Now 6>Chapter 1 - Food and Its Sources>EXERCISE>Q F

How are the teeth of animals different based on their food habits?

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Science Now 6>Chapter 1 - Food and Its Sources>EXERCISE>Q F

Describe the food habits of scavengers and decomposers and their role in the environment.

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Science Now 6>Chapter 1 - Food and Its Sources>EXERCISE>Q G

How can you recognise the food from plant sources and the food from animal sources in packaged food items? (Hint: The labels on the packaging material contain information on the sources of food.

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Science Now 6>Chapter 1 - Food and Its Sources>EXERCISE>Q G

Scavengers and decomposers both feed on dead organisms. Why have they been grouped separately? (Hint: How are they different?)

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Science Now 6>Chapter 1 - Food and Its Sources>EXERCISE>Q H

Write the name of the vegetables shown in the following pictures. Also mention which edible part of the plants is shown in each.

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