Bats Did It First! Comprehension

What do bats send out of their nose and mouth?

• candy

• sound waves

• a greeting

• a moth

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True or False? Scientists use ideas from nature to invent things.

• True

• False

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Once the sound wave hits an object what bounces back?

• a moth

• a bat

• an echo

• the sun

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What did bats inspire scientists to create?

• sunglasses

• a book

• a cage

• a cane

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How are bat inspired canes different from regular canes?

• bat inspired canes send out sound waves

• regular canes are shinier

• bat inspired canes are bigger

• regular canes talk to you

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What did scientists observe in order to help them create a new invention for helping blind people?

• Bats sleeping

• Bats flying at night

• Bats flying during the day

• Bats in a zoo

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What do bats use to help them fly in the dark?

• Excellent eye sight

• Touch

• Sound

• They don't fly in the dark

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The echo also tells the bat how __________ the object is.

• loud

• tough

• nice

• far and big

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The material used for the cane was_________.

• heavy and weak

• shiny and pink

• lightweight and strong

• bright and yellow

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How can bats tell how far away something is?

• By the echo

• By looking

• By feeling

• They can't tell

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