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Bee movie Historical quiz

Quiz by Katherine Nolan

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Q 1/6
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According to my flip grid, who invented the least harmful method of getting honey?
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Queen Victoria
Abe Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
Lorenzo Langstroth
Q 2/6
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What did the bees most resemble?
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Forced Labor
Dictatorship
Paid Labor
Bears

6 questions

Q.

According to my flip grid, who invented the least harmful method of getting honey?

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30 sec

Q.

What did the bees most resemble?

2

30 sec

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What would happen if all the bees died?

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30 sec

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What did Barry fight to win in court?

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30 sec

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How did they work out the court case?

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What did Honex company most resemble?

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30 sec

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