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Directions: Read the selection carefully. Identify the general statement and specific
statement.
The queen bee is the essential member of the hive. She is the ruler of the colony. Her
job is to lay eggs. She lays at least two thousand eggs every day.
General Statement:
Specific Statement:
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Honey bee stinger
The stinger is used by the bee only for defense. The end is barbed, like a fish hook, so it can penetrate skin, but not easily come out. When a bee stings, its stinger and attached venom sac is torn from her abdomen, and she will die shortly afterward. Honey bees are not naturally aggressive, and are reluctant to sting unless they feel that they, or their nest, are threatened. The shaft of the stinger is a modified ovipositor (egg-laying structure), and is therefore only found in worker bees. The queen bee's ovipositor is not barbed, and is used for egg-laying, but she can sting rival queens and occasionally will sting a careless beekeeper if she is mishandled. (Photo by Scott Bauer, USDA)

Internal Anatomy of a Honey Bee
Like all insects, a honey bee's body is divided into 3 segments: the head, thorax, and abdomen (illustration by Jon Zawislak).
 The head is dominated by large compound eyes, sensitive antennae and a complex arrangement of mouthparts. The bee's head also houses the brain and contains
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