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That's a giant longlegged katydid for you! These fascinating insects are a brilliant green color, which helps them hide among the leaves and branches of the trees they live in. They've got the longest legs of any katydid, which makes them excellent jumpers, and their bodies can grow up to 4 inches long. And guess what? Despite their size, these critters are very gentle and harmless.  \nNow, let's jump into where these amazing creatures live. Giant long-legged katydids are mostly found in the rainforests of Malaysia, a country in Southeast Asia. They prefer hanging out high up in the trees where they can munch on their favorite food-leaves! Their love for tree-top living makes ita bit difficult for us humans to spot them.  \nSpeaking of munching on leaves, it's time to explore the diet of our long-legged friend. These katydids are herbivores, which means they eat plants. Their diet consists mostly of leaves, flowers, bark, and seeds. While they're up in the trees chomping away, they have to stay alert for predators like birds, spiders, and bats.  \nFrom being a meal to having babies, let's learn about the life cycle of these cool insects. Female katydids lay their eggs in the ground, which hatch into nymphs. These nymphs look like mini adults, but without wings. As they grow, they shed their skin several times until they become full-grown katydids with wings. So, whether it's their amazing jumping abilities or their super stealthy camouflage, there's no denying that the giant long-legged katydid is an incredible creature!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color is the giant long-legged katydid?  \nA. Blue B. Black C. Orange D. Green  \n2) Which of the following do giant long-legged katydids eat?  \nA. Meat B. Berries C. Seeds D. Dirt  \n3) What is the favorite food of the giant long-legged katydid?  \nA. Insects B. Fruits C. Leaves D. Seeds  \n4) Where do female katydids lay their eggs?  \nA. In the water B. On a leaf C. In a nest D. In the ground  \n5) Do giant long-legged katydids have wings when they are nymphs?  \nA. Only female nymphs have wings B. Only male nymphs have wings  \nC. Yes D. No  \n6) Where can you mostly find giant long-legged katydids?  \nA. Mountains of Australia B. Rainforests of Malaysia  \nC. Deserts of Africa D. Forests of North America  \n7) What kind of diet do the giant long-legged katydids have?  \nA. Omnivores B. Herbivores C. Pescatarians D. Carnivores  \n8) Which is not a a predator of the giant long-legged katydids?  \nA. Horses B. Bats C. Birds D. Spiders  \n9) What size do giant long-legged katydids grow to be?  \nA. Up to 4 inches long B. Up to 8 inches long  \nC. Up to 10 inches long D. Up to 6 inches long  \n10) Where do female katydids lay their eggs?  \nA. Under rocks B. In the ground  \nC. On tree branches D. 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