The document provides instructions to label count and mass nouns in pictures and asks questions about a passage called "For the Sake of Honey." The passage is about honey bees and how worker bees work so hard for 6 weeks gathering nectar to make honey that they eventually die of exhaustion, after which new worker bees take their place, all for the benefit of providing humans with honey.

1. Write CN for count nouns
and MN for mass nouns on
the blank before the picture.
1.____ 2.____

2. 3.____ 4. _____
5. ____

3. “For the Sake of Honey.”
By Donald G. Anderson
Retold by Dali Soriano
Are you busy as a bee? The
truth is bees work so
hard that they actually kill
themselves working.

4. A worker bee often works six
weeks and then dies.
Then a young worker bee takes
his place. Now, no one ever
wants to work hard and then
die.Bees give people a delicious
food called honey.For
thousands of years people

5. have used honey to sweeten
their food. It is also used in
preparing cough medicines, soft
drinks, and even insecticides.
Answer the following questions:
1. What is the title of the story?
2. What insect is being talked
about in the text?

6. 3. How many weeks does a bee
work?
4. What happens to the bee
after weeks of working?
5. What do bees give?