
Bats
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Which of the following is not a detail about bats?
Bats have been around for thousands of years.
Bats cannot see during the day.
There are close to one thousand kinds of bats.
Microbats is one group of bats.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is the meaning of Hibernate?
finding objects by listening to bounced sound waves
to sleep through the winter
finding objects by throwing a ball to bounced sound waves
to stay awake through the winter
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Multiple Choice
What is one major difference between megabats and microbats?
Megabats eat fruits while microbats do not.
Megabats are active during the day, and microbats are active at night.
Megabats use echolocation while microbats do not.
There is very little difference between megabats and microbats.
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Multiple Choice
What is Migrate?
to move from one cake to another brownie
finding objects by listening to bounced sound waves
to move from one region to another with the seasons
finding objects by listening to bounced balls
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Multiple Choice
What does Echolocation mean?
moving from a cold place to a warm place
finding missing objects
using sound waves to find objects
seeking shelter from bad weather
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Multiple Choice
How do bats quickly change the direction of their flight?
They change the shape of their wings.
They move their head from left to right.
They drag their feet in the air.
They are covered with soft, short fur.
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Multiple Choice
What is the main idea in the book?
There are many different kinds of bats.
The largest megabat is the Malayan flying fox.
Bat fur comes in many colors.
Bats are the only mammals that can fly.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following sentences states an OPINION?
There were bats almost 60 million years ago.
The smallest bat is the bumblebee bat.
Bats look fierce and scary.
Some bats eat insects.
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Multiple Choice
What are Megabats?
bats without underfur that generally use echolocation to find food such as insects
fruit-eating bats that generally have tiny eyes and bad eyesight
bats that are like 1000 megabytes
fruit-eating bats that generally have large eyes and good eyesight
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Multiple Choice
Where and when would you not see bats?
near a large bridge at night
by the sea during the day
near a cave in the evening
near fruit trees at night
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Multiple Choice
By which two groups are bats categorized?
furry bats, hairy bats
blood-sucking bats, all other bats
megabats, microbats
black, white
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true about bats?
All bats eat mostly insects.
All bats live in warm, tropical areas.
All bats have brown or black fur.
All bats are mammals.
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Multiple Choice
Why don’t megabats need to use echolocation?
They are too large.
They don’t eat insects, so they don’t need to hunt for them.
Their climate is too warm.
All of the above
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Open Ended
Explain how some bats are able to find insects in total darkness.
Which of the following is not a detail about bats?
Bats have been around for thousands of years.
Bats cannot see during the day.
There are close to one thousand kinds of bats.
Microbats is one group of bats.
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