4B Night Flyers Comprehension 2/25

How many different species of bats are there in the United States?

• 47

• 31

• 20

• 15

What is the most common bat found throughout Texas?

• Mexican free-tailed bat

• Vampire bat

• Fruit bat

• Little brown bat

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Where is the largest bat colony in the world located?

• Bracken Cave

• Mammoth Cave

• Carlsbad Caverns

• Luray Caverns

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How many mosquito-sized insects can a solitary bat eat in one hour?

• 1,000

• 500

• 100

• 50

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What do bats help spread among flowering plants?

• Pollen

• Seeds

• Water

• Soil

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What do bat droppings make excellent?

• Fertilizer

• Food

• Medicine

• Clothing

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Why are bat houses painted black on the inside?

• To make them dark inside

• To make them warm

• To make them colorful

• To make them visible

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What do bats need access to in their houses?

• Water and plants

• Toys and games

• Lights and music

• Books and shelves

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Why should bat houses be located in high places?

• To keep them safe from predators

• To make them visible

• To keep them warm

• To make them colorful

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What is a benefit of having more plants due to bats?

• More food for people and animals

• More shade

• More flowers

• More oxygen

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