Free practice on Insects for Class 5, following the Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is explained, so a parent who is not sure of the answer can still help.
Insects that live and work together in organised groups, like ants and bees, are called social insects. Termites living together in a large colony with different roles are also social insects.
Social insects: Ants · Bees · Termites
Bees pollinate flowers and produce honey. Protecting insects like bees and butterflies matters because they help plants reproduce through pollination.
🐝 A bee pollinating a flower
Insects that live and work together in organised groups, like ants and bees, are called:
Answer: A. social insects
Classifying insects can be based on their:
Answer: B. body parts, usefulness, or where they live
Which of these describes the usefulness of bees?
Answer: C. They pollinate flowers and produce honey
Protecting insects like bees and butterflies matters because they help:
Answer: D. plants reproduce through pollination
Termites living together in a large colony with different roles are an example of:
Answer: A. social insects
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