Listen and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions:
Which of the following is NOT true about bats?
What are the usuall senses that bats have?
Complete the text you are listening to by dragging the correct word to each blank.
What Special Senses do Bats Have?
Written by Heather Parra
Bats have all the senses. They see and hear. They smell and touch. They taste.
Bats also have a special "sense." This sense helps them hunt at night. This is because they can’t see in the dark. They use their sense of sound instead.
Bats make squealing sounds. These are called .
The echoes help tell the bat where it is and help it get around in the dark. This special sense is called . Some bats make this sound with their mouths. make it with on their noses. These flaps are called nose leaves.
Bats are not the only animals to use echolocation. Many birds use echolocation, toothed whales. Would you like to be able to use echolocation?
Read and answer the following questions.
What Special Senses do Bats Have?
Written by Heather Parra
Bats have all the usual senses. They see and hear. They smell and touch. They taste.
Bats also have a special "sense." This sense helps them hunt at night. This is because they can’t see in the dark. They use their sense of sound instead.
Bats make squealing sounds. These are called ultrasounds.
The echoes help tell the bat where it is and help it get around in the dark. This special sense is called echolocation. Some bats make this sound with their mouths. Others make it with flaps on their noses. These flaps are called nose leaves.
Bats are not the only animals to use echolocation. Many birds use echolocation, as well as toothed whales. Would you like to be able to use echolocation?
Put the right word in each blank. The sentences are from the text.
Put the right word in each blank. These are new sentences for words in the text.