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Although small in size, these critters are quite noticeable due to their unique shape and the smelly secret they carry. Stink bugs, also known as shield bugs, have their name for a reason, and it's not because they love the smell of fresh flowers! If you've never seen one, just think of a tiny knight carrying a shield on its back, that can surprise you with a not-so-pleasant smell!  \nNow, let's imagine taking a stroll in a stink bug's shoes, or rather, on its six tiny legs. These bugs love to munch on a variety of plants and crops, with a particular fondness for fruits, vegetables, and other plants we humans also enjoy. They use their needle-like mouths to pierce the skin of their chosen meal and  \nsuck out the juice, yummy! So, while they may be a bit smelly, they're just looking for their next delicious meal, just like you and me!  \nJust like butterflies, these little shield carriers go through a process called metamorphosis. They start out as eggs, then hatch into nymphs (a young bug that isn't quite an adult yet), before finally becoming adult stink bugs. And just like us, they sometimes have to deal with roommates, as they often share their living spaces with other bugs and insects. They're quite the social critters, often gathering in large groups, especially when it's time to hibernate during the winter months.  \nYou might be wondering how these little bugs got their stinky reputation. Well, when they feel threatened or scared, stink bugs release a nasty odor from special glands on their abdomen. This smelly defense mechanism is what keeps predators, and sometimes curious humans, at bay! So next time you see a stink bug, remember it's just a tiny plant lover with a large shield, leading an interesting bug life and keeping the world smelling, well, interesting!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color is a stink bug?  \nA. Green and yellow B. Red with black  \nC. Blue with orange D. Grey and brown  \n2) Where do stink bugs release their smell from?  \nA. From their tails B. From their mouths  \nC. From their eyes D. From their abdomen  \n3) Why are stink bugs called stink bugs?  \nA. They release a smelly odor B. They like to live in garbage  \nC. They live on stink flowers D. They eat smelly food  \n4) What do stink bugs release when they feel threatened?  \nA. A bright light B. A sticky goo C. A nasty odor D. A loud noise  \n5) What do stink bugs do during the winter months?  \nA. Hibernate in large groups B. Stay active and continue eating  \nC. Sleep alone in trees D. Migrate south for the winter  \n6) What is the shape of a stink bug?  \nA. Shield B. Circle C. Square D. Triangle  \n7) What do stink bugs eat?  \nA. Other smaller insects [B. fish](B. fish) and other aquatic animals  \nC. soil and dirt D. Plants and crops  \n8) How do stink bugs eat their food?  \nA. They swallow their food whole  \nB. They use their needle-like mouths to pierce the skin and suck out the juice  \nC. They chew with their strong teeth  \nD. They absorb nutrients through their skin  \n9) How many legs do stink bugs have?  \nA. Stink bugs have four legs. B. Stink bugs have eight legs.  \nC. Stink bugs have ten legs. D. Stink bugs have six legs.  \n10) What process do stink bugs go through as they grow?  \nA. Photosynthesis B. Evaporation  \nC. Metamorphosis D. Reduction  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"I take a long nap during the summer months. \"  \n12) \"I have a really nice smell that attracts everyone. \"  \n13) \"I have special glands that produce a stinky smell. Hence my name. \"  \n14) \"I am small, but quite noticeable. My unique boy shape stands out. 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