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| − | <li>1/24 teaspoon</li> | + | <li>A. 1/24 teaspoon</li> |
| − | <li>1/12 teaspoon</li> | + | <li>B. 1/12 teaspoon</li> |
| − | <li>⅙ teaspoon</li> | + | <li>C. ⅙ teaspoon</li> |
| − | <li>½ teaspoon </li> | + | <li>D. ½ teaspoon </li> |
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How many teaspoons of honey does a single honeybee collect in her lifetime?
- A. 1/24 teaspoon
- B. 1/12 teaspoon
- C. ⅙ teaspoon
- D. ½ teaspoon
It takes 12 bees their entire lives to make a teaspoon of honey for the beekeeper to harvest. The rest of the honey they produce is used to maintain the hive.
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