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These little insects are about the size of an apple seed and have a flat, oval shape. They are brown, but after they eat, they turn reddish and get a bit bigger. You might not see them during the day because they like to hide in dark, cozy places.  \nSpeaking of cozy places, let's talk about where these critters like to live. Bed bugs are named so because they love to live in beds, but they can actually live anywhere in your house. They prefer to be close to where people sleep because their favorite food is human blood. Don't worry, they don't cause any serious harm, but their bites can be itchy!  \nFrom biting to hatching, let's explore the life cycle of these tiny vampires. A female bed bug can lay hundreds of eggs in her lifetime, which are as tiny as a speck of dust. In about ten days, these eggs hatch into baby bed bugs called nymphs. These nymphs must have a meal of blood before they can grow and shed their skin five times to become adults.  \nNow, you might be wondering how these tiny bugs defend themselves. Well, unlike some insects, bed bugs don't have stingers or strong jaws to bite. Their main defense is being sneaky, hiding during the day, and coming out at night when you're asleep. So, always remember, these tiny, shy bugs could be anywhere since they are really good at hide and seek!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color does a bed bug turn into after it eats?  \nA. Yellowish B. Blackish C. Greenish D. Reddish  \n2) When do bed bugs usually come out?  \nA. At night when you're asleep  \nB. In the morning after you leave bed  \nC. The middle of the day when the sun is warmest  \nD. In the afternoon when the sun is setting  \n3) What does a bed bug like to eat?  \nA. Human blood B. Flower nectar  \nC. Food scraps D. Green Leaves  \n4) What is the main defense of bed bugs?  \nA. A sharp stinger B. Venomous spit  \nC. Being sneaky D. A strong odor  \n5) What should a nymph eat before it can grow?  \nA. Grains B. Insects C. Sweets D. Blood  \n6) Where do bed bugs like to hide?  \nA. In dark, cozy places B. In cold, drafty places  \nC. In wet, damp places D. In light, open places  \n7) How big are the eggs of a bed bug?  \nA. As big as a rice grain B. As big as a breadcrumb  \nC. As tiny as a speck of dust D. As big as an apple seed  \n8) How long does it take the eggs of a bed bug hatch?  \nA. About ten days B. About sixty days  \nC. About thirty days D. About one day  \n9) What size are bed bugs?  \nA. About 6 inches B. Less than an inch  \nC. Microscopic D. About 1 foot  \n10) What is the name of a baby bed bug?  \nA. Pupa B. Crib bug C. Nymph D. 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But rest assured, we don't cause serious harm. \"  \n18) \"Just like you humans need food to grow, our nymphs must have their blood meal before they can grow into adults. \"  \n19) \"After our meal of blood, we change color to be reddish and get a little plump. \"  \n20) \"I have a stinger that I use for defense. \"  \n21) \"Beds? No, not really my preference. 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