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That's probably a Ring-necked Duck! These ducks are quite the lookers with their glossy black heads and backs, and a chic white ring around their bill. Males are particularly stylish with a purplish-black chest and two white rings on their neck. Females, on the other hand, are more modest with their light brown feathers.  \nGuess what's for dinner? If you're a Ring-necked Duck, it's a buffet of underwater treats! They are diving ducks and like to eat seeds of pondweeds, wild rice, bulrushes, and sometimes small fish and insects. They're even known to dive as deep as 30 feet to fetch their food. Imagine being able to hold your breath and dive that deep for a snack!  \nLet's embark on the journey of a Ring-necked Duck's life. After hatching, the ducklings leave the nest within a day and can swim and feed themselves immediately. However, they don't start flying until they're about 50-55 days old. Ring-necked Ducks live mostly in the northern parts of North America and fly south when it starts to get chilly.  \nRing-necked Ducks have a quiet life, but they do interact with humans and other animals. People often see them in city parks and they're popular with birdwatchers. They don't have too many enemies, but sometimes have to watch out for eagles, hawks, and raccoons. Did you know that they're actually named for the chestnut-colored ring around their neck, which is hard to see? Now that's a fun fact to share at your next playdate!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What is the color of the chest of male Ring-necked Ducks?  \nA. Yellow-orange B. Purplish-black C. White-gray D. Tan-Brown  \n2) Which of the following do ring-necked ducks like to eat?  \nA. Small rodents B. Small birds like finches  \nC. seeds of pondweeds D. Nuts and legumes  \n3) When do the Ring-necked Ducks start flying?  \nA. After a year B. About 50-55 days old  \nC. As soon as they hatch D. About 10 days old  \n4) What color is the ring-necked ducks head?  \nA. Gray B. Tan C. White D. Black  \n5) For what are Ring-necked Ducks named?  \nA. The chestnut-colored ring around B. The white ring around their bill their neck  \nC. Their ability to dive through rings D. The way they build their nests in  \nrings  \n6) What is the color of the feathers of female Ring-necked Ducks?  \nA. Brown B. Black C. Red D. Green  \n7) Where do Ring-necked Ducks live mostly?  \nA. Asia B. Africa C. Antarctica D. North America  \n8) How deep can Ring-necked Ducks dive for their food?  \nA. As deep as 30 feet B. No more than 1 feet  \nC. Up to 100 feet D. Only on the surface  \n9) What color is the ring around a Ring-necked Duck's bill?  \nA. White B. Purple C. Black D. Brown  \n10) What can Ring-necked Ducks do after a day of hatching?  \nA. Swim and feed B. Fly C. Sing D. Build nests themselves  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"When the weather turns chilly, I pack my things and head south. 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