Explanation:

- Option 1: Silkworms

- Silkworms are reared for silk production, a process known as sericulture. They are not kept in wooden boxes but mainly on trays with mulberry leaves.

- Option 2: Termites

- Termites are often considered pests. They are not reared for any beneficial purpose in human-designed containers.

- Option 3: Honey bees

- Apiculture is the scientific rearing of honey bees. This involves maintaining bee colonies in specially designed wooden boxes called beehives to produce honey and other products.

- Option 4: Moths

- Moths, like silkworm moths, are involved in silk production but not in the process of apiculture.