Roz and the Beavers' Adventure

What do the beavers do every day along their dam?

• They swim and play.

• They inspect and repair it.

• They build new lodges.

• They catch fish.

What has the beaver dam turned the narrow stream into?

• A river.

• A waterfall.

• A wide pond.

• A small lake.

What evidence shows that the beavers need a constant supply of wood?

• The sound of chopping wood.

• The wide pond.

• Hundreds of chewed-up tree stumps.

• The beaver lodge.

What idea did Roz have when she saw the chewed-up tree stumps?

• To build a new dam.

• To help the beavers by cutting wood.

• To plant more trees.

• To swim in the pond.

What did Roz carry while walking along the beaver dam?

• A basket of fish.

• A freshly cut tree.

• A bag of mud.

• A pile of leaves.

Who was with Roz as she walked along the beaver dam?

• Mr. Beaver.

• A group of ducks.

• Brightbill, the gosling.

• A family of otters.

What did Mr. Beaver do when he saw Roz with the tree?

• He swam away quickly.

• He slapped his tail on the water.

• He started building a new lodge.

• He called for help.

What did Roz say to the beavers to reassure them?

• "I am here to take your wood."

• "Please do not be frightened. I am not dangerous."

• "I want to swim in your pond."

• "I am lost and need help."