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Question 1
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What proportion of human meals is made possible by honey bees?
- One out of every five meals
- One out of every three meals
- One out of every two meals
- All meals
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The Death Of Bees Explained – Parasites, Poison and Humans
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Question 2
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What would be the economic impact if honey bees were to disappear?
- $100 billion
- $200 billion
- $265 billion
- $500 billion
Question 3
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Which phenomenon has been affecting honey bees since 2006?
- Colony Collapse Disorder
- Bee Flu
- Honey Bee Syndrome
- Hive Decline Disorder
Question 4
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What is 'Acarapis woodi'?
- A type of virus
- A chemical insecticide
- A microscopic mite
- A species of honey bee
Question 5
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What is the primary reproductive site for Varroa destructor mites?
- Bee honey
- Bee wax
- Bee brood cells
- Bee pollen
Question 6
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What is a significant consequence of neonicotinoids for bees?
- Increased honey production
- Improved navigation
- Paralysis and death
- Enhanced immunity
Question 7
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Which statement is true about the economic impact of neonicotinoids?
- They are rarely used in agriculture
- Their sales were €1.5 billion in 2008
- They are only used in Europe
- They have no impact on honey bees
Question 8
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Which of the following is NOT a threat to honey bees?
- Viruses
- Fungi
- Neonicotinoids
- Increased biodiversity
Question 9
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What did Einstein supposedly say about honey bees?
- Honey bees are the most important insects
- Humans will follow a few years later if honey bees die out
- Honey bees are immune to most diseases
- Honey bees are the least significant pollinators
Question 10
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What happens to bees that come into contact with neonicotinoids in small doses?
- They become more productive
- They enhance their navigation skills
- They may forget how to navigate and die alone
- They become immune to other diseases
Question 11
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What is a major factor contributing to Colony Collapse Disorder?
- Genetic uniformity
- Increased biodiversity
- Better nutrition
- Less human activity
Question 12
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What is the relationship between honey bees and food productivity?
- Honey bees reduce food productivity
- Honey bees have no impact on food productivity
- Honey bees greatly increase food productivity
- Honey bees only impact non-food crops
Question 13
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Which type of crops were neonicotinoids used on in the US by 2013?
- Only corn and canola
- Only fruits and vegetables
- 95% of corn and canola, most fruits and vegetables
- No crops
Question 14
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What effect do Varroa destructor mites have after leaving the bee brood cell?
- They protect the bees
- They nourish the bees
- They suck the bodily fluids of bees
- They leave the hive
Question 15
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What is the outcome if honey bees continue to decline?
- Increased food diversity
- Human population growth
- Catastrophic food shortages
- More robust ecosystems
Question 16
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What is the main reason for the introduction of neonicotinoids in the early 1990s?
- To replace chemicals like DDT
- To enhance honey production
- To improve bee health
- To reduce crop diversity
Question 17
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How do honey bees come into contact with neonicotinoids?
- Through the air
- By drinking water
- Through contaminated pollen or water
- By eating honey
Question 18
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What can lead to birth defects in bees?
- Genetic diversity
- Exposure to viruses transmitted by mites
- Better nutrition
- Increased hive size
Question 19
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Why is genetic uniformity a problem for honey bees?
- It increases their resilience
- It makes them more susceptible to diseases
- It improves their pollination abilities
- It enhances their navigation skills
Question 20
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What is a key message of the video?
- Honey bees are not important for human survival
- Honey bees are fighting for their survival and we must help
- Human activities have no impact on honey bees
- The death of bees is not a serious issue
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