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That's probably a Colorado chipmunk! This little critter is a cute and furry friend that you may have seen on your adventures. With their soft, brown fur and distinctive, black and white stripes running down their backs, they're hard to miss. Their bushy tails add an extra touch of  \ncharm to their appearance and are often seen standing up straight or twitching as they explore their surroundings. They have bright, curious eyes and tiny round ears that perk up when they hear interesting sounds.  \nSpeaking of interesting sounds, did you know that Colorado chipmunks are known for their chittering sounds? They make these sounds to communicate with one another and to express their feelings. But, that's not all they do. They have a pretty interesting diet too! These little adventurers love munching on seeds, nuts, fruits, and even some types of insects. When it comes to storing food for winter, they're experts, often filling their cheeks with food to take back to their burrows. They're also great climbers, using their sharp claws to scamper up trees in search of tasty treats.  \nFrom their diet, let's hop over to their homes, shall we? Colorado chipmunks are quite the homebodies, living in nests that they build in trees or burrows that they dig in the ground. Their burrows not only serve as a cozy home but also as a safe spot to hide from predators like hawks, coyotes, and foxes. They also take long naps called hibernation during the winter, tucking themselves away in their burrows until spring arrives.  \nJust like us, chipmunks have friends and some not-sofriendly neighbors. They get along well with humans and are often seen in parks and gardens, looking for food and exploring their surroundings. However, they can also be a nuisance to some as they are known to dig up gardens and burrow under structures. Despite this, Colorado chipmunks add a touch of wild charm to the Colorado landscape and remind us of the diverse wildlife that shares our world.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What do Colorado chipmunks look like?  \nA. Grey with black lines B. Brown with black and white stripes  \nC. Black with white spots D. White with brown patches  \n2) What do Colorado chipmunks do that can be a nuisance to some people?  \nA. spread diseases to other animals B. steal food from humans  \nC. make loud noises at night D. dig up gardens and burrow under  \nstructures  \n3) Where do Colorado chipmunks live?  \nA. In caves or under rocks B. In nests in trees or burrows in the  \nground  \nC. In the sky or in the desert D. In water or on mountains  \n4) Where do Colorado chipmunks build their nests?  \n[A. in](A. in) trees [B. in](B. in) shrubs [C. in](C. in) caves D. on river banks  \n5) What sound do Colorado chipmunks make to communicate and express their feelings?  \nA. barking sounds B. howling sounds  \nC. chittering sounds D. whistling sounds  \n6) What do Colorado chipmunks like to eat?  \nA. Seeds, nuts, fruits, and insects B. Fish, meat, and vegetables  \nC. Flowers, leaves, and trees D. Grass, plants, and birds  \n7) What do Colorado chipmunks do during the winter?  \nA. They stay active B. They migrate  \nC. They build nests in tree hollows D. They hibernate  \n8) How do Colorado chipmunks interact with humans?  \nA. They bark and chase after them B. They get along well and are often  \nseen in parks and gardens  \nC. They perform tricks for treats D. They hide and run away in fear  \n9) Who are the predators of Colorado chipmunks?  \nA. ants, spiders, and lizards B. bees, wasps, and birds  \nC. dogs, cats, and owls D. hawks, coyotes, and foxes  \n10) What helps a Colorado chipmunk to climb trees?  \nA. Their spiny coat B. Their sharp teeth  \nC. Their long tails D. 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