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This little furball is about the size of your hand, with a tail longer than its body, hence the name, long-tailed vole. It's covered in soft, brown fur, with tinyears peeking out from its head, and bright, watchful eyes. On their little feet, you'll find sharp, tiny claws that help them to dig and climb.  \nSpeaking of digging, did you know that long-tailed voles are also known as little architects of the animal kingdom? They make their homes, called burrows, in the ground of the forests and grasslands of North America. These cozy burrows are not only their homes, but also their safe spots from predators like hawks, owls, and weasels. Wow, it sure sounds like they lead busy lives in their homes, doesn't it?  \nWell, when they aren't busy building, they're usually out foraging for food. Their diet mainly consists of green vegetation, seeds, and occasionally small insects. They're pretty important to the ecosystem, as they help in the decomposition of organic material and plant dispersal. But don't worry, they're not pests! In fact, they don't have any significant negative impact on human activities.  \nWhile we humans may not interact much with these voles, they certainly play a crucial role in the food chain. They're a vital source of food for many of the larger animals and help to control the population of insects and plants by eating them. And guess what? Unlike many other animals, the female voles are the ones who establish and defend the territory! So, remember, every creature, no matter how small, has its own important role in our big, beautiful world.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) How long is the tail of the long-tailed vole?  \nA. Half of its body B. Longer than its body  \nC. Same as the body length D. Shorter than its body  \n2) What is the role of long-tailed voles in the ecosystem?  \nA. 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