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Medieval European Apiculture - (Reading > Information)

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Medieval European Apiculture

Medieval European Apiculture

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Decide which paragraph, (A) to (D), has the information given in each statement below. Select (E) if the information is not given in any of the paragraphs.

1...... - Monks were the first to develop beekeeping practices in Europe. 2...... - The design of medieval beehives often resulted in colony destruction. 3...... - Beeswax candles were valued for their superior qualities over other types. 4...... - Medieval beekeepers had to obtain special licenses to practice their trade. 5...... - Religious institutions maintained the most extensive bee colonies. 6...... - Bees were believed to respond to their keeper's moral character. 7...... - The transfer of bee colonies between hives was a common medieval practice. 8...... - Both honey and beeswax served as forms of payment. 9...... - Specific ceremonies were required when establishing new bee colonies.