Rosie Revere, Engineer

This is the story of Rosie Revere, who dreamed of becoming a great______________.

• engineer

• thrill

• inventions

• wheezed

Which word means:

a person who designs or builds engines, machines, or systems

• inventions

• engineers

• Mrs. Williams

• thrill

The ______ and his team planned for months to get the airplane design just right.

Jason loved showing off his ______ to his friends when they would come over to play on the weekends.

She worked with her hair swooping over one eye and made fine __________________ for uncles and aunts.

• engineer

• inventions

• perplexed

• wheezed

He laughed till he _______________ and his eyes filled with tears, all to the horror of Rosie Revere.

• sputtered

• thrill

• inventions

• wheezed

A person who uses science to design and build machines

• whirled

• perplexed

• engineer

• lingers

How does Rosie change after her uncle Fred laughs at her cheese hat?

• She stops searching for new treasures.

• She starts hiding her ideas from others.

• She tries to make new friends at school.

• She decides she wants to be an engineer

The poem says that Rosie and her great-great-aunt worked “till the sun sneaked away to its bed.” What does this phrase mean?

• until it was time for breakfast

• until they finished the machine

• until it began to get dark outside

• until they came up with a new idea

How does Rosie feel in the last stanza of the poem?

• She is proud of her work even when she makes mistakes.

• She is eager to see all the gadgets her classmates have built.

• She is worried about showing her uncle Fred her new machine.

• D She is afraid her great-great-aunt Rose will never have a chance to fly.