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Which set is of beneficial insects, to man -

A

Honey bee, Lac insect, cochineal insect

B

Silk worm, honey bee, wasp

C

Honey bee, silk worm, cockroach

D

None of the above

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To determine which set of insects is beneficial to humans, we need to analyze each option provided in the question. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Analyze Option A: Honey bee, Lac insect, Cochineal insect** - **Honey bee**: Known for producing honey and beeswax, and plays a crucial role in pollination, making it highly beneficial to humans. - **Lac insect**: Produces lac, which is used in various products, including jewelry and varnishes. This insect is also beneficial. - **Cochineal insect**: Used for producing carminic acid, which is a dye, and helps control certain cactus species. This insect is also beneficial. - **Conclusion**: All three insects in this option are beneficial to humans. 2. **Analyze Option B: Silkworm, Honey bee, Wasp** - **Silkworm**: Produces silk, which is economically important. - **Honey bee**: As mentioned, it produces honey and wax and aids in pollination. - **Wasp**: While some wasps can be beneficial for pest control, they do not have significant economic importance compared to the other two. - **Conclusion**: This option is not entirely beneficial due to the wasp. 3. **Analyze Option C: Honey bee, Silkworm, Cockroach** - **Honey bee**: Beneficial as previously discussed. - **Silkworm**: Beneficial for silk production. - **Cockroach**: Generally considered a pest, known for spreading diseases and having no economic value. - **Conclusion**: This option is not beneficial due to the cockroach. 4. **Analyze Option D: None of the above** - Since Option A is entirely beneficial, this option is incorrect. ### Final Answer: The correct answer is **Option A: Honey bee, Lac insect, Cochineal insect**.
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