Read the passage from Sugar Changed the World.In the Age of Honey, people tasted the neighborhood where they lived. From a light orange-blossom flavor that is almost a perfume to dark buckwheat with a hint of soil and grain, honey tastes like local flowers. And that was only part of its appeal. Bees work very hard, and it is easy to see that a queen bee is surrounded by worker bees that protect and serve her. To the ancients, a beehive was perfect, for it brought a gift of sweetness to people while being a mirror of their lives—a king or queen served by loyal subjects.
Answer
A
to persuade readers that honey can be made in all neighborhoods
B
to inform readers about the cultural and historical significance of honey
C
to inform readers that honey is made primarily from orange blossoms
D
to entertain readers about how the worker bee produces honey