A place where bees are kept is called a:

a) Apiary

Explanation:

An apiary is a specially managed place where beehives are kept for the purpose of beekeeping. In an apiary, bees are cared for by beekeepers, and honey, beeswax, royal jelly, and other bee products are harvested.

• A hive refers to the actual structure where bees live, whether natural or man-made.

• A sanctuary is a protected area for animals, not specific to bees.

• A mole is a small mammal and unrelated to beekeeping.