Goldenrods, Pollination, and Bees
A kid-friendly quiz about goldenrod flowers, how pollination works, and bee roles like queens, drones, and workers.
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Question 1: What is a goldenrod mainly known for in late summer and fall?
Producing many small yellow flowers that attract pollinators
Glowing at night to scare insects
Dropping large fruit eaten by birds
Turning into a tree in winter
Question 2: What is nectar and why do bees collect it?
A sticky sap bees use to build comb
A sugary liquid plants make; bees collect it for energy and to make honey
A plant's seed that bees bury for later
A type of pollen that feeds baby bees
Question 3: How does pollen help plants when bees visit flowers?
Pollen is used by bees to build nests above ground
Bees move pollen between flowers so plants can make seeds
Pollen acts like food that makes flowers grow taller
Pollen protects the flower from rain
Question 4: Which bee is the main egg-layer in a hive?
Drone
Worker
Soldier
Queen
Question 5: What is the main job of worker bees?
Lay eggs to grow more bees
Only mate with the queen once a year
Guard the hive while doing nothing else
Collect nectar and pollen, care for young, and keep the hive running
Question 6: What is a drone bee's primary role?
Mate with a queen from another hive
Lead other bees to flowers
Collect pollen for winter stores
Make wax for honeycomb
Question 7: If you see many bees on goldenrod, what is most likely happening?
Bees are sleeping on the flowers overnight
Bees are avoiding other flowers because goldenrod smells bad
Bees are foraging for nectar and pollen to feed themselves and the hive
Bees are trying to eat the leaves for moisture
Question 8: Which statement about goldenrod and people is a common myth to bust?
Goldenrod is poisonous to bees so they avoid it
Goldenrod changes color to warn bees of danger
Goldenrod only grows in deserts and nowhere else
Goldenrod causes most fall allergies; actually wind-blown ragweed usually does