Question on Traditional Logic Book 2: Chapter 1, Exercise 31 example 2

[rohloff09]

What would be the proper logical form for this syllogism:

All bees sting
All stinging things should be avoided
Therefore, bees should be avoided

This is the second example in question 31 in Chapter 1 of Traditional Logic Book 2.

Please explain!

[Martin Cothran]

This looks like an error in the book, since it is improperly formed. The major premise should come first, but it comes second here. It should read as follows:


All stinging things should be avoided
All bees sting
Therefore, bees should be avoided