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Little Bat
Little Bat lived on a farm. During the day she slept high up in the barn. At night she woke up and looked for bugs to eat. Little Bat was friends with the lamb, the piglet, the calf, and the kitten. But Little Bat did not like the spider. The spider was not good to eat. The spider was not friendly. And Little Bat did not like to get sticky when she caught the spider. So the spider left each other alone!
1. Where does Little Bat live?
2. What does Little Bat do at night?
3. Who are Little Bat’s friends?
4. Does Little Bat like the spider?
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Let's solve each question step by step:
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1. Where does Little Bat live?
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Answer: Little Bat lives on a farm.
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Explanation: The first sentence says, "Little Bat lived on a farm." This tells us her location.
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2. What does Little Bat do at night?
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Answer: She wakes up and looks for bugs to eat.
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Explanation: The second sentence says, "At night she woke up and looked for bugs to eat." This describes her nighttime activity.
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3. Who are Little Bat’s friends?
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Answer: The lamb, the piglet, the calf, and the kitten.
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Explanation: The text says, "Little Bat was friends with the lamb, the piglet, the calf, and the kitten."
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4. Does Little Bat like the spider?
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Answer: No, Little Bat does not like the spider.
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Explanation: The text clearly states: "But Little Bat did not like the spider." It gives reasons: the spider is not good to eat, not friendly, and makes her sticky. Because of this, they leave each other alone.
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Final Answers:
1. Little Bat lives on a farm.
2. At night, Little Bat wakes up and looks for bugs to eat.
3. Little Bat’s friends are the lamb, the piglet, the calf, and the kitten.
4. No, Little Bat does not like the spider.
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