Bees are important to the food supply as they help pollinate at least _______ of the plants used to produce food consumed across the globe.Multiple Choiceone-fifthone-quarterone-tenthone-third

Determine how bees help plants to reproduce.By depositing nutrients, which helps plants grow bigger and strongerBy collecting nectar and producing honeyBy collecting seeds and depositing them where new plants can growBy depositing pollen, which helps plants produce seeds

35. What is the primary objective of integrated pest management (IPM) in agriculture?(A). Complete eradication of pests(B). Minimization of chemical pesticide usage(C). Introduction of genetically modified crops(D). Extensive use of biological control agents36. Which substance produced by bees is used to seal unwanted open spaces in the hive?(A). Nectar(B). Propolis(C). Royal jelly(D). Beeswax37. Which bees are responsible for collecting nectar from flowers?(A). Drones(B). Worker bees(C). Queen bees(D). Scout bees38. Which type of fertilizer provides nutrients in a form that can be directly absorbed by plants?(A). Chemical fertilizers(B). Organic fertilizers(C). Manures(D). Inorganic fertilizers39. Vermicompost is produced by the activity of:(A). Earthworms(B). Beetles(C). Ants(D). Termites40. What is the main nutrient present in urea fertilizer?(A). Nitrogen(B). Phosphorus(C). Potassium(D). Sulphur

“Examples of crops that are pollinated include apples, squash, and almonds. Without the assistance of pollinators, most plants cannot produce fruits and seeds. The fruits and seeds of flowering plants are an important food source for people and wildlife.”What conclusion can you draw from this evidence?Pollinators like hummingbirds, bats, bees, beetles, butterflies, and flies are nutritious food for humans.Declining populations of pollinators may impact plant populations and the things that humans can eat.Honey bees are protected by the U.S. government because they help make billions of dollars.Pollinators carry and eat fruits and seeds, and leave pieces of them around so new plants can grow.

What is the role of the queen bee in a beehive?1 pointCollecting nectarLaying eggsGuarding the hiveMaking the hiveOthe

Bees are insects known for their production of honey (in some species) and their role in the pollination process. They are found in every global habitat that has insect-pollinated flowering plants, and they play an important role in those ecosystems. Some countries have a higher prevalence of domesticated bees and some have more wild bees. A laboratory has conducted a study of different ecosystems which rely on bee pollination and concluded that wild bees play a more efficient role in pollinating an ecosystem as compared to domesticated bees. Which finding from the laboratory study, if true, would most directly support their conclusion?Domesticated bees pollinate a wider variety of flowers than wild bees do. eliminateSince honey reserves are collected from domestic hives by beekeepers, the bees must collect more pollen from flowers to produce more honey.eliminateThe success of urban gardens is directly related to the number of wild, urban bee hives in the area.eliminateWild bees were found to visit 50% more plants than domestic bees were in the same time frame.