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Meet the silverfish, a small, silvergrey creature who loves to wiggle its way around your home. This little fellow gets its name from its shiny, silver-grey color and the fish-like way it moves. They have a teardrop shape and are about half an inch long, with three long, thin tails at the end of their bodies.  \nNow that we've met our wiggly friend, let's take a peek into its life. Silverfish are nocturnal animals, meaning they like to come out at night and are pretty shy during the day. They have a fascinating life cycle, starting as an egg, then becoming a nymph (a baby bug) and finally growing into an adult silverfish. These little creatures can live for up to eight years, which is pretty long for abug!  \nBut what do these nocturnal wigglers eat and where do they hang out? Silverfish have a pretty varied diet which includes sugar, hair, dandruff and even glue! You can often find them in damp, dark places in your home, like your basement, bathroom or under the kitchen sink. They also love paper and fabric, so watch out for your books and clothes!  \nNow, how do these teardrop-shaped critters interact with others? While they don't pose a direct threat to humans or pets, they can be a nuisance due to their love for munching on household items. In terms of defenses, silverfish are pretty good at running away and hiding when they sense danger. So next time you see a shiny, wiggling critter scurrying away, remember, it might just be a silverfish, a fascinating little creature with a long lifespan and a taste for the sweeter things in life.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What shape is a silverfish?  \nA. Square B. Teardrop C. Circle D. Rectangle  \n2) What do silverfish do when they sense danger?  \nA. fly high away from the danger B. Run away and hide  \nC. Change color to match their D. Play dead  \nsurroundings  \n3) Do silverfish pose a direct threat to humans or pets?  \nA. Only female B. Yes C. No D. Only male  \nsilverfish silverfish  \n4) When do silverfish usually come out?  \nA. In the morning B. At night C. At noon D. In the afternoon  \n5) What color is a silverfish?  \nA. Red-orange B. Silver-grey C. Blue-green D. Yellow-brown  \n6) How long can a silverfish live?  \nA. Less than a month B. Up to eight years  \nC. Just one year D. Only a few days  \n7) What is one way silverfish get their name?  \nA. Their close relationship with B. The places they like to live which  \nactual fish are often near water  \nC. Their love for eating fish D. The fish-like way they move  \n8) Which choice is NOT something silverfish may eat?  \nA. Glue B. Hair C. Coins D. Sugar  \n9) Which place in your home is a place you would not find silverfish?  \nA. Under your dog's water bowl B. In your dusty attic  \nC. Under your bathroom sink D. 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