Chapter 3-4 The Wild Robot

What does Roz mean when she says "I am now fully activated"?

• She is ready to start working

• Her battery is charged

• She has finished talking

• She has left her crate

Why might Roz feel "something like curiosity" about the sun?

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  She wants to learn about astronomy

• She is programmed to study the weather

• The sun is new to her experience

• The sun damaged her sensors

How does Roz's energy level change in the story?

• It stays the same throughout

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  It increases as she absorbs sunlight

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  It decreases as she talks

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  It fluctuates randomly

What does the author mean by comparing Roz to a "hatchling breaking from a shell"?

• Roz is small like a baby bird

• Roz is born from an egg

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  Roz can fly like a bird

• Roz emerges from her crate like a baby animal

Why does Roz say she will "stay out of the way" when not needed?

• To avoid being turned off

• To be polite and efficient

• Because she is afraid of people

• To hide from her owners

What does Roz mean when she says she will "become a better robot"?

• She will grow physically larger

• She will be replaced by a newer model

• She will learn and improve over time

• She will develop human emotions

How does Roz's method of communication change in the story?

• She starts by writing and then speaks

• She begins by speaking and then moves physically

• She uses sign language at first

• Her communication doesn't change

What can we infer about Roz's strength from the story?

How might Roz's ability to learn affect her future actions?

• She will always do tasks the same way

• She might find more efficient ways to complete tasks

• She will refuse to do any new tasks

• She will only learn about science

Based on the story, what is likely to be Roz's main purpose?

• To entertain humans with jokes

• To explore outer space

• To complete tasks given by humans

• To replace human workers entirely