A place where bees are kept in called

The correct answer is A. An apiary is a place where bees are kept. It is usually a fenced-in area with a number of hives, which are the structures where the bees live. The beekeeper, or person who keeps the bees, will visit the apiary regularly to collect honey and to check

B. A mole is a small, burrowing mammal. It is not a place where bees are kept.

C. A hive is a structure where bees live. It is usually made of wood or plastic and has a number of honeycombs inside. The honeycombs are where the bees store their honey and pollen.

D. A sanctuary is a place where animals are protected from harm. It is not a place where bees are kept.