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Bats: Vocabulary Practice | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- Bats, like kangaroos, are mammals. They produce ....... to feed their young.
- Bats are the only mammals capable of ........ This ability allows them to catch prey in mid-air.
- About 70% of all bats eat ....... such as flies, mosquitoes, and beetles.
- Bats use ....... to catch their prey and to avoid obstacles. By sending out a high-pitched signal and measuring*^*how long it takes to return to their ears, bats can determine the distance to an object.
- Bats primarily hunt for food at .......; right after the sun goes down.
- Bats also like to eat ....... such as bananas and mangos.
- Some types of bats ........ They eat heavily and then sleep from fall until spring.
- Like birds, some bats have ....... (sharp nails) on their feet and they use these to catch fish.
- Bats have ....... bodies like mice do.
- Bats eat a lot of food; up to one-third of their body ....... per night.*^*
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- Questions 181-185 refer to the following announcement and schedule
Announcement for Woodlands Business Owners:
The Woodlands Merchants Association is planning to host Thursday evening concerts on the Center Square lawn from May 28 through July 2, from 6 P.M. until 9 P.M. We have held the concerts over the past few years and have had a good turnout every time. However, these events do entail a significant expense for the association, as we most pay our performers. As a result, we are offering local businesses the opportunity to sponsor a concert. This will help the association to control costs while promoting your stores or shops to the public.
A sponsorship includes a banner with your business name on it that will be attached to the performance stage. You have the option of setting up a promotional booth on the lawn and are allowed to hand out flyers or give away coupons and product samples. Those sponsoring a concert for $500 or more will also have their business's name, logo, and contact information printed with event advertisements in The Woodlands Times newspaper.
The Woodlands Merchants Association aims to bring together the business community and local residents, and the sponsored concerts will be an enjoyable way to achieve that goal. If you would like to participate, contact the event coordinator, Dan Perry, at [email protected] to finalize the sponsorship arrangements.
Woodlands Merchants Association Summer Concert Schedule
Below is the concert schedule. Sponsorship rates were determined by the cost of the performer or band. Each sponsorship package includes a banner and one promotional booth if desired. Co-sponsorship by two companies is also permissible. Any distributed items are not part of the listed cost and must be paid for by the sponsor. Sponsors must be current members of the Woodlands Merchants Association
Date Performer or Band Style of Music Sponsorship Cost May 28 Pearson Trio Jazz $450 June 4 Amy Evans Children’s Folk $150 June 11 Throwback 1950’s Pop $500 June 18 University Chorus* Broadway Tunes $550 June 25 Treble Trouble Dance and Pop $550 July 2 Joe Thomas* Blues $150 *Contract not yet signed. Performers subject to change.