How is an index helpful?
It tells me what page to go to, for a specific word I want to know about
What can I look up in the glossary?
Definitions of words I don't know the meaning to
How do you remove mites from honey bees?
powdered sugar
What two things are killing many honey bees?
pesticides and mites
List three pollinators that you learn about on this page.
lizards, bats and (honey) possums
Why are wasps carnivores?
Because they eat other animals/insects
What does a butterfly use to sip nectar?
probiscus
What would happen if we had no pollinators?
the plants would not reproduce, we would have no fruits, vegetables, or seeds to eat.
Explain the process of Polination
attracted to flower, gather pollen, move pollen to another flower, flower can not create fruit/vegetable and inside are seeds that allow the plant to reproduce
Why are some flowers/plants stinky instead of sweet smelling?
to attract flies
What does this beetle have all over it's body?
pollen
Where does a bee carry most of its pollen?
pollen sac
What is this chart called and what is it for?
Table of Contents. It's tells me what is in the book and what page to find it on.
Which page do I turn to to read about lizards as pollinators?
page 26
Which page do I turn to, to read about moths as pollinators?
page 18
Which word is the adjective: She sees pink roses.
pink
