Column A Column B 1. Omnivorous a. 2. Lap up b. 3. Tear flesh c. 4. Suck nectar d.

1 - c Human beings are omnivores or omnivorous animals because they eat both plants and flesh of other animals. 2 - d Animals such as dogs and cats can lap up liquid with the help of their tongue. 3 - a Tigers and lions can tear flesh with the help of their tearing teeth. They are the carnivorous animals. 4 - b Butterflies, honey bees sucks the nectar from flower. Column A Column B 1. Omnivorous c. 2. Lap up d. 3. Tear flesh a. 4. Suck nectar b.

Observe the picture of a bee sitting on a flower. Why do you think the bee visited the flower?

In most plants, flowers are the most beautiful and attractive part. Flowers have brightly coloured petals and have a sweet scent to attract insects. Hence, they help in the pollination process. They also produce a sweet liquid called nectar. Here the bee visited the flower to drink the nectar.

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Which are the other things available to you from the hive along with honey? Look at the picture and understand.

Important Questions on Anita and the Honeybees

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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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Find the one which is not correct.
When insects visit flowers

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Why do you think insects come to the flowers?

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Answer in one or two words.

Name the animal that lives in a hive.

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