Read the following passage and then answer the questions: Urban beekeeping has turned rooftops, balconies,...
Urban beekeeping has turned rooftops, balconies, and vacant lots into habitats for honeybees. As wild pollinator populations decline, many city dwellers have taken up hive-keeping as a small act of environmental stewardship. A single urban hive can hold tens of thousands of bees that forage among nearby parks, gardens, and street trees. Supporters say these hives boost local pollination and raise awareness about pollinator decline. Critics, though, warn that crowding too many hives into one area can strain the limited nectar available to native bees. The debate continues over how to balance enthusiasm for beekeeping with the health of the wider ecosystem.
12.
The writer's purpose in the beekeeping paragraph is best described as wanting readers to:
a.
Sign a petition to protect native bees
b.
Purchase equipment for starting a hive
c.
Understand a trend and the debate surrounding it
d.
Memorize technical details about bee biology

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