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These birds are quite common and you can spot them almost everywhere in the world. Their bodies are covered with glossy feathers and they have strong, flexible beaks. If you look closely, you'll notice their smart, shiny eyes that seem to be full of curiosity and intelligence.  \nNow that you know what they look like, let's explore what these clever birds eat. Crows are omnivores, which means they eat both plants and other animals. They are known to eat insects, small animals, seeds, fruits, and even garbage. Yes, you heard it right, these intelligent birds can adapt to eat almost anything available to them!  \nSpeaking of adapting, crows are not just smart eaters but also clever dwellers. They can live in various places, from forests and mountains to cities and farms. Crows usually live in large family groups and build their nests on tall trees or even on buildings. Their lifespan is pretty impressive too, as they can live up to 20 years!  \nSo, how do crows interact with us humans and other animals? Well, crows have a complex relationship with humans; sometimes they are seen as pests, while other times, they help us by eating harmful insects. Crows can also remember human faces and hold grudges, so be nice to them! When it comes to other animals, crows can be both friendly and defensive, but they always look out for each other in their group. In the world of crows, it's all for one and one for all!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) How long can crows live?  \nA. Up to 30 years B. Up to 5 years  \nC. Up to 20 years D. Up to 10 years  \n2) Where might crows build their nests?  \nA. In the water B. Tall trees C. On the ground D. Under the sand  \n3) What kind of eater is a crow?  \nA. Omnivore B. Piscivore C. Herbivore D. Carnivore  \n4) What size groups do crows usually live in?  \nA. Alone B. Pairs C. Large family D. Small family  \ngroups groups  \n5) Where can you spot crows?  \nA. On remote islands only B. Only in the rainforests  \nC. Almost everywhere in the world D. Only in Africa  \n6) What color is a crow from beak to tail?  \nA. Black B. White C. Brown D. Gray  \n7) What can crows remember about humans?  \nA. Human clothes B. Human faces  \nC. Human houses D. Human voices  \n8) What type of plants do crows eat?  \nA. Stems and rocks B. Flowers and grass  \nC. Seeds and fruits D. Leaves and bark  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n9) \"We crows are omnivores, which means we eat both plants and meat. \"  \n10) \"Just because I have feathers doesn't mean I fly. I prefer to walk. \"  \n11) \"I'm strictly a plant-eater, animals are my friends, not food!\"  \n12) \"My maximum lifespan is around 5 years. \"  \n13) \"We build our homes on tall trees and we can live almost anywhere-from forests to cities. \"  \n14) \"Did you know, I can remember your face and even hold grudges if you're not nice to me?\"  \n15) \"I refuse to eat any sort of meat. Flowers and berries are my go-to meal. \"  \n16) \"I am afraid of humans and run away if I see one. \"  \n17) \"I'm a rare bird, you can only find me in the Amazon rainforest. \"  \n18) \"I can live up to 20 years, that's really long for a bird like me. \"  \n19) \"I soon forget everything. 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