The Wild Robot Escapes Chapters 19-36

How does the illustration in Chapter 24 help the reader better understand the story?

• The picture shows what Roz looks like?

• The picture shows that the wolves came all the way into the grasslands.

• The picture shows how Roz used camouflage to trick the wolves.

• The picture shows how Roz's eyes can be used as lights.

What is the main idea of Chapter 19?

• Roz finds out why she is needed on the farm.

• Roz learns about Jaya and Jad's family.

• Roz grows closer to Jaya and Jad as they tell stories to each other.

• Jaya likes adventure stories and Jad likes silly stories.

Which word best describes Jaya and Jad's actions toward Roz after the tornado?

• efficient

• normal

• solemn

• caring

Which excerpt best supports the idea that Jaya and Jad think of Roz as more than just a robot worker?

• "We thought this might make your work a little easier," said Jaya.

• Jad rolled his eyes and said," Open your gift!"

• "Thank you for taking such good care of our farm and our family. We spent ALL our savings on this gift, so you'd better like it."

• "It's designed specifically for ROZZUM robots," said Jad. "So it should fit perfectly."

Which statement from the book contains an opinion?

• The flock was absolutely delighted to meet our robot.

• Straggling behind the others was Wingtip's flock.

• Another flock of geese arrived, and the same thing happened all over again.

• And as the flock took off, and left Roz behind, she began to question whether she'd ever see Brightbill again.

What was the name of the chief wolf who attacked the cows?

• Lurk

• Fang

• Shadows

• Slash

Where does Mr. Shareef take Roz for repairs?

• TechLab

• the factory

• the makes

• another farm

Whose diary does Roz find in the old barn?

• Mr. Shareef

• Cyrus Shareef

• Jad

• Mrs. Shareef

What was Mrs. Shareef's first name?

• Jaya

• Julianna

• Jules

• Jamilla

What present do the kids give Roz to thank her for her help?

• A toolbelt

• a map of the farm

• a picture of their family

• a goose statue