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These fascinating little critters have a reddish-brown color, almost like a tiny spark of fire. They are known for their distinctive mound-shaped nests, which they build using soil. And they've got a sting that's as fiery as their color, which is how they got their name.  \nNow that we've seen their fiery exterior, let's peek into their homes. Fire ants live all over the world, but mostly in warm climates like the southern parts of the  \nUnited States. They build large colonies in soil, with mounds that can be up to 18 inches high. Inside these mounds, they make a network of tunnels and chambers where they live and raise their young.  \nFrom their fiery houses, these little warriors venture out in search of food. They are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and other small creatures. Their diet includes seeds, fruits, insects, and even small animals. In fact, they are known to attack in groups to take down larger prey.  \nFire ants are not just interesting, they're also important players in the ecosystem. They help control pests by eating other insects and small animals. However, they can also bea nuisance to humans, as their stings are painful and can cause allergic reactions. So next time you see a mound in the ground, remember the fiery little warriors beneath, and keep a respectful distance.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What choice is a color that fire ants may be?  \n[A. green](A. green) [B. blue](B. blue) C. yellow D. brown  \n2) How do fire ants help control pests?  \nA. by eating other insects and small B. by building walls to keep pests out animals  \nC. by scaring away pests D. by releasing a natural pesticide  \n3) How do fire ants defend themselves?  \nA. by hiding in their nest B. by making loud noises  \nC. with their sting D. by flying away  \n4) What do fire ants eat?  \nA. only plants B. only other small creatures  \nC. they do not eat D. both plants and other small  \ncreatures  \n5) Do fire ant stings cause allergic reactions?  \nA. Yes B. No C. Only in some D. Only in animals  \npeople  \n6) What do fire ants use to build their nests?  \nA. leaves B. soil [C. rocks](C. rocks) D. twigs  \n7) Where do fire ants live mostly?  \nA. warm climates like the southern B. wet environments like marshes  \nparts of the United States and swamps  \nC. hot environments like deserts D. cold climates like the North Pole  \n8) How big can a fire ant mound be?  \nA. up to 10 feet B. up to 1 mile  \nC. up to 3 inches D. up to 18 inches  \n9) What is the size of a fire ant?  \nA. About the size of a golf ball B. Microscopic  \nC. About the size of a cell phone D. 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