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    This document contains a 15 question review test on lessons about bees and honey. The questions cover topics like the roles of queen and worker bees, the hexagonal shape of honeycomb cells, and various health benefits of honey. The test assesses knowledge of details from passages about bees laying eggs, worker bee jobs, why bees make hexagonal cells, and uses of honey for health, appearance, and energy. An answer key is provided at the end.

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    This document contains a 15 question review test on lessons about bees and honey. The questions cover topics like the roles of queen and worker bees, the hexagonal shape of honeycomb cells, and various health benefits of honey. The test assesses knowledge of details from passages about bees laying eggs, worker bee jobs, why bees make hexagonal cells, and uses of honey for health, appearance, and energy. An answer key is provided at the end.

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    This document contains a 15 question review test on lessons about bees and honey. The questions cover topics like the roles of queen and worker bees, the hexagonal shape of honeycomb cells, and various health benefits of honey. The test assesses knowledge of details from passages about bees laying eggs, worker bee jobs, why bees make hexagonal cells, and uses of honey for health, appearance, and energy. An answer key is provided at the end.

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    Subject Link 2: Review Test 1 (lesson 1 – lesson 4)

    NAME:
    DATE:

    [1-5] Write the correct word for each sentence.

    collect space cough wash off disappeared

    1. Dinosaurs from the earth millions of years ago.

    2. He had to all the papers and give them to the teacher.

    3. They have plenty of in their living room.

    4. Mark had a sore throat, a runny nose, and a .

    5. She needed to her shoes because they were muddy.

    [6-8] Read the following passage and choose the best answers.

    The queen bee is the biggest. Only one queen bee lives in a hive. Her job is to lay eggs
    so new honeybees can be born. She lays about 2,000 eggs a day during the spring.
    The worker bees are the smallest in the hive, but there are many of them. About
    50,000 to 60,000 worker bees live in one hive. They are all female. Their job is to protect the
    queen. They also collect food, make honey, and clean the hive.

    6. When does the queen bee lay eggs?


    a. in spring b. in summer c. in winter

    7. Which is NOT true about the passage?


    a. Worker bees have to protect the queen.
    b. The queen bee’s job is to lay eggs.
    c. Worker bees are all male.

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    8. Which is NOT one of worker bees’ jobs?
    a. to clean the hive
    b. to mate with the queen bee
    c. to collect food and make honey

    [9-12] Read the following passage and choose the best answers.

    Honeybees lay eggs inside these hexagonal cells and store their honey in them. But
    why are all honeycomb cells shaped the same?
    First, a hexagonal shape saves more space than other shapes. What if bees built their
    honeycomb cells with circular shapes? There would be gaps between the circles. A hexagonal
    shape doesn’t leave gaps and therefore saves space.
    What about a triangular or square shape? Both of these fit together without gaps. But
    more wax is needed to make them. A hexagonal shape uses less wax.
    Hexagonal shapes can sit safely and tightly against each other. This makes the
    honeycomb structure very strong. So, it rarely breaks.

    9. How do the hexagonal honeycomb cells save space?


    a. Hexagonal honeycomb cells use less wax.
    b. Hexagonal honeycomb cells don’t leave gaps between each cell.
    c. Hexagonal honeycomb cells make the honeycomb structure strong.

    10. Which is NOT true about the passage?


    a. Bees make hexagonal honeycomb cells for a few different reasons.
    b. A hexagonal shape is the best shape for a honeycomb cell.
    c. Bees make different shapes of honeycomb cells.

    11. In the first sentence, what does the word them refer to?
    a. honeybees
    b. the eggs of a honeybee
    c. the hexagonal cells of honeycombs

    12. Which is NOT a reason why bees make hexagonal honeycomb cells?
    a. because hexagonal honeycomb cells are stronger
    b. because hexagonal honeycomb cells are prettier
    c. because hexagonal honeycomb cells use less wax

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    [13-15] Read the following passage and choose the best answers.

    Honey can keep you healthy. If you have a cough, you can take a teaspoon of honey to
    stop it. You can also put honey on wounds to help them heal. Many people also believe you
    can eat honey to get a good night’s sleep.
    You can also use honey to improve your appearance. Honey works as a great moisturizer
    for dry skin. You can put it on your face for ten minutes and then wash it off. You can also use
    honey to make your hair softer.
    Honey can also make you stronger. If you eat honey before you exercise, it gives you
    extra energy.

    13. What is the main idea of the first paragraph?


    a. Honey has many different uses to help keep you healthy.
    b. Honey is delicious and can be used for your appearance.
    c. Honey is a great moisturizer for your face.

    14. What does the word it in the second paragraph refer to?
    a. moisturizer
    b. honey
    c. dry skin

    15. Which is NOT true about honey?


    a. Honey can help stop coughing.
    b. Eating honey can give you a good night’s sleep.
    c. It’s good to eat honey after exercising.

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    <Answer Key>

    1. disappeared
    2. collect
    3. space
    4. cough
    5. wash off
    6. a
    7. c
    8. b
    9. b
    10. c
    11. c
    12. b
    13. a
    14. b
    15. c

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