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Bats in the Night — Passage and Quiz

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This informative first-grade reading passage delves into the intriguing world of bats, highlighting their nocturnal nature and unique adaptations. The text covers key points about bats, including their classification as mammals, use of echolocation for navigation and hunting, diverse diets, and wing structure. It also emphasizes the ecological importance of bats in controlling insect populations and pollinating plants. The passage is crafted to engage young readers while enhancing their knowledge about animal diversity, adaptations, and ecological roles, in line with first-grade science and reading comprehension objectives.

Publisher: Workybooks

Written by:Neha Goel Tripathi

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Bats in the Night

Bats are mammals that come out at night. They sleep during the day, often in caves or trees. Bats use their ears more than their eyes to find food. They make high-pitched sounds that bounce off objects. This helps them know where things are, even in the dark! Most bats eat insects, but some eat fruit or nectar from flowers. Bats have wings made of skin stretched between their fingers. This allows them to fly and catch food in the air. Bats are important because they help control insect populations and pollinate plants.