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After comparing the habits of the tiny bat with those of other bats, the author was ___________.

A

sure that this bat had lost its direction

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B

not sure about its preferences

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C

surprised to find that it was an expert flier

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D

unable to give the correct explanation for its behaviour

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Solution

The correct option is D unable to give the correct explanation for its behaviour
As is given in the last sentence of the passage, after closely examining the behaviour of the bat, the author was not sure if the bat's 'radar had gone wrong' or if it was 'just plain crazy'. Hence option D is the correct answer.
Options A, B and C are incorrect because they are not in accordance with the passage.

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