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Children's Quiz: Discovering this Story of Dracula and How Honeybees Make Honey

Come along while we explore some curious questions from young ones regarding various subjects including the creation of this vampire legend and the process of bee nectar making.

Question 1: Which Person Created the Tale of the Vampire?

Freyja, aged 8, asks: which author created the legend of the famous vampire?

  • Michael Morpurgo
  • The Irish writer
  • Julia Donaldson
  • The famous playwright

Question 2: For What Reason Do Bees and Wasps Sting?

Gilbert, age 6, asks: for what reason do bees and wasps sting?

  • They sting if they think you are a flower
  • They are attracted to pleasant scents
  • They sting when they are hungry
  • It's a defense mechanism when they feel in danger

Query 3: Who Formed the Earliest Government?

Nate, age 8, inquires: who created the very first government?

  • People from Mesopotamia
  • Civilization from Greece
  • Society from Egypt
  • The Aztecs

Query 4: How Do Honeybees Produce Honey?

Harry, aged 7, questions: by what process do bees make their golden nectar?

  • Flowers make honey, not bees – bees just collect it
  • Bees are born in honey – it’s made by all the cells in their hive
  • Bees take the nectar from flowers and reduce the water levels until it becomes honey
  • Wasps make honey, then bees steal the honey from wasps

Question 5: Which Way of Thinking Do Infants Think in Prior to They Can Speak?

Ivy, age 11, questions: before infants are able to speak, which language do they process in?

  • It’s likely that babies don’t think using words at all
  • They think in whatever language their parents speak in
  • They use a unique baby language
  • They may not think in a structured way
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Anthony Ryan

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