How honey bees give directions
The sentences below form one paragraph about honey bees, but they are in the wrong order. Read them carefully and answer the questions.
[A] Second, the longer the dancer waggles, the farther away the flowers are.
[B] They then leave the hive and fly straight towards the flowers.
[C] As a result, the whole colony can collect food quickly and efficiently.
[D] Honey bees have a remarkable way of sharing information with each other.
[E] First, the direction of the dance shows the other bees where to fly in relation to the sun.
[F] When a worker bee finds a good source of flowers, she returns to the hive and performs a special "waggle dance".
[G] Using both pieces of information, the other workers learn exactly where to go.