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Did you just see that flash of white in the sky? That's a snowy owl, one of the most magnificent creatures on earth. They are large, white owls with arounded head, yellow eyes, and a black beak. These owls are unique because unlike most other owls, they are active during the day, especially in the summer. Their white feathers not only make them look beautiful but also help them blend in with their snowy surroundings.  \nSpeaking of snowy surroundings, let's dive into where these beautiful birds call home. Snowy owls love the cold and can be found in the icy regions of North America and Eurasia. They prefer wide open spaces like tundras, fields, or beaches, where they can easily spot their prey from a  \ndistance. During the winter, they may travel south in search of food, often surprising people who aren't used to seeing them.  \nNow, you might be wondering, what do these snowy owls munch on during those cold winter months? Well, they're skilled hunters that feast on a diet primarily of lemmings and other small rodents. However, if rodents are scarce, they can switch to birds and even fish! Watching a snowy owl swoop down to catch its meal is an amazing sight.  \nSo, how do snowy owls get along with other animals and us humans? While they're usually not aggressive towards humans, they're known to defend their nests fiercely against predators. Compared to other owl species, snowy owls are more sociable and can sometimes be seen hunting in groups. So there you have it, the snowy owl, a beautiful, tenacious, and fascinating bird that lights up the snowy landscapes.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color are the feathers of snowy owls?  \nA. White B. Black C. Gray D. Brown  \n2) What do snowy owls do during winter?  \nA. Travel south in search of food B. Stay put in their icy homes  \nC. Hide away and hibernate D. Bury themselves in the snow  \n3) What color is the beak of a snowy owl?  \nA. Red B. Black C. Yellow D. White  \n4) Do snowy owls hunt alone or in groups?  \nA. In groups B. Alone  \nC. With other types of birds D. With other animals  \n5) Are snowy owls usually aggressive towards humans?  \nA. Yes B. Only males C. Only females D. No  \n6) What color are the eyes of snowy owls?  \nA. Yellow B. Blue C. Green D. Brown  \n7) When are snowy owls active?  \nA. At dusk B. At dawn C. During the night D. During the day  \n8) Where can snowy owls be found?  \nA. In the icy regions of North America B. In the jungles of South America  \nC. In the tropical regions of Africa D. In the deserts of Australia  \n9) Why do snowy owls prefer wide open spaces?  \nA. To avoid predators B. To easily spot their prey from a  \ndistance  \nC. To find more nesting materials D. To have more space for flying  \n10) What do snowy owls usually eat?  \nA. Other owls B. Lemmings and rodents  \nC. Grass and leaves D. Fruits and nuts  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"I prefer to hunt alone, without any other owls around. \"  \n12) \"I may be nocturnal, but I like to change the rules sometimes! During summers, I stay awake and active in the day!\"  \n13) \"When I can't find rodents, I don't mind hunting birds and even fish. It's all about survival, you see!\"  \n14) \"Unlike other birds who love warm climates, I thrive in icy cold regions. \"  \n15) \"I have a pristinely white body, and a big round head with shining yellow eyes. 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