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These little creatures are one of the largest types of ants you can find, measuring from 1/4 inch to 1 inch in size. Recognizable by their dark color, they might be black, brown, or even reddish. Their name comes from their knack for carving out their homes in wood, just like human carpenters!  \nSpeaking of homes, you might be wondering where you can find these busy ants. Carpenter ants don't limit themselves to forests; they can also be found in homes, particularly where there is moist, decaying wood. Unlike termites, they don't eat the wood, but they hollow it out to create their nests. So, if you see some fine sawdust around your house, our little friends might be around!  \nNow, if they're not munching on wood, what do carpenter ants eat? They enjoy a tasty menu of plant and fruit juices, other insects, and anything sweet they can find in your home. Their love for sweets can sometimes lead them into your kitchen, becoming a bit of a nuisance. But don't worry, they're not harmful to humans, they're just looking for a tasty treat!  \nBefore we say goodbye, let's talk about their life cycle. The queen ant lays eggs that hatch into larvae, which are taken care of by worker ants. These larvae grow into adults and the cycle continues, with some ants living for several years! So, carpenter ants aren't just tiny builders, but they're also part of a fascinating world of insects that are crucial for our ecosystem.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) Why are they called carpenter ants?  \nA. Because they are as big as B. Because they build with tools  \ncarpenters  \nC. Because they carve out their D. Because they eat wood  \nhomes in wood  \n2) Where would likely find carpenter ants in the wild?  \nA. In forests B. Underground in caves  \nC. In dry, sandy deserts D. At the beach, usually in the sand  \n3) What do carpenter ants do with the wood?  \nA. They carry it away B. They hollow it out to create their  \nnests  \nC. They burn it D. They eat it  \n4) What color can carpenter ants be?  \nA. Green B. White C. Brown D. Yellow  \n5) What is the size range of carpenter ants?  \nA. About a foot B. About 3 inches  \nC. About 6 inches or more D. About an inch or less  \n6) What type of wood do carpenter ants prefer for their nests?  \nA. Freshly cut wood B. Any type of wood  \nC. Dry, solid wood D. Moist, decaying wood  \n7) What indicates the presence of carpenter ants?  \nA. Hearing a loud buzzing sound B. Finding remnants of wood piles  \nC. Seeing fine sawdust around your D. Seeing large ant hills  \nhouse  \n8) Why do carpenter ants sometimes venture into your kitchen?  \nA. They are looking for a place to B. They are attracted to light  \nnest  \nC. They are lost D. They are looking for a tasty treat  \n9) What do carpenter ants eat?  \nA. Seeds and nuts B. soil and dirt  \nC. Wood and tree bark D. 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The queen lays the eggs and we workers take care of them. \"  \n13) \"The queen doesn't lay eggs, we hatch from plants. \"  \n14) \"I can make my home in forests and even in your home if I find moist, decaying wood. \"  \n15) \"I usually have a dark color. 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