True or false: An insect may only be attracted at a certain time of the night or of the year.

The correct response indicates that insects can indeed be attracted during specific times, both at night and throughout different seasons of the year. This behavior is largely influenced by factors such as temperature, humidity, and availability of food sources, which vary with the time of day and the season. For example, certain moth species are primarily nocturnal and emerge in the evening or at night to find mates or food, thus showing a strong attraction to light sources during these times. Additionally, seasonal variations affect the life cycles of many insects, leading to peaks in activity during warmer months when conditions are more favorable for reproduction and feeding. This understanding of insect behavior is crucial for effective pest management and ecological studies.

The other options specify limitations on the times or seasons that might not encompass all insect behaviors, as some insects can be active and attracted at various times based on their ecological adaptations.