1. Tiny creatures called follicle mites spend their entire lives eating, breeding and relieving themselves on this part of your body:
   a: your eyelashes
   b: the underside of your fingernails
   c: the sole of your foot
2. The number of bacteria living on your skin is roughly equal to the number of people living in:
   a: New York City
   b: Texas
   c: the United States
   
3. Which of the following is true about people's attitudes about fleas and lice hundreds of years ago?
   a: European men wrote love poems about fleas that lived on their girlfriends
   b: French men put their girlfriends' fleas in tiny cages, which were then worn on a necklace
   c: Siberian women tossed lice at men they admired
   d: all of the above
   
4. The pillows on your bed are home to thousands of tiny creatures called dust mites. But don't get upset; after all, they keep your house clean by:
   a: sweeping away cat and dog hair
   b: eating dead skin cells we shed everyday
   c: scaring away roaches
   
5. The services of a particular type of exterminator are becoming more and more popular, especially among parents of school kids. For up to $50 an hour, this professional will:
   a: unleash trained frogs to eat mosquitoes
   b: pick head lice out of your hair
   c: poison termites in your building

Well, let's see how ya did.