Rosie The Visiting Dog

What was special about Rosie?

• She visited people

• She liked to play

• She liked to eat

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One way Rosie is different than other dogs is?

• Loves to play fetch

• is a working dog

• is trained to cry

• likes everybody

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As a puppy, Rosie would not have been a good "visiting dog" because she was

• too young

• too gentle

• too wild and silly

• not trained

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At the children's hospital, how does Rosie help Alexander?

• She makes sure he takes his medicine.

• She plays with him while he has to be alone.

• She keeps him company while he is crying.

• She helps him eat so he will get better

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At the nursing home, what does Rosie get Bill to do?

• cry

• laugh

• talk

• hug

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A visiting dog is a dog

• who only visits school

• who is sometimes friendly and gentle

• who visits people who are blind

• whose job is to cheer people up.

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The author prepares Rosie for her work by

• playing games with her and letting her play with other dogs

• being very strict and firm with her

• teaching her to be friendly and jump on people

• letting children pull her hair

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Rosie will approach a person only if she is told

• Okay take it

• don't touch

• Go say hello

• Catch me if you can

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