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honeybees

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Phonetic Respelling: [ huhn-ee-bee ]

Definition: Play

noun. a bee that makes honey; esp; the common hive bee

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The workerhoneybeesare the busiest in the colony.

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The worker honeybees are the busiest in the colony.

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What might happen if honeybees disappear?

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How do honeybees help plants?

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Why are honeybees one of science's great mysteries?

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Which of the following places do honeybees NOT visit?

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What is the group called where honeybees live?

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What are the male honeybees called?

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What do honeybees use their long tongues for?

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What did the honeybees forget?

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What do honeybees make their nest from?

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What did Froggy do when the honeybees forgot their music?

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What did the mother queen bee tell her little honeybees to do?

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What groups do honeybees live in?

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What do honeybees pollinate?

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What is a large group of honeybees called?

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How many syllables in honeybees?

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