Exploring The Wild Robot: Chapters 21-30

What significant event occurs in Chapter 21 that impacts Roz's relationship with the animals?

• Roz befriends a new animal in the forest.

• Roz discovers a hidden cave.

• Roz loses her ability to communicate with the animals.

• Roz saves a group of animals from a fire.

How does Roz demonstrate her understanding of the animal community in Chapter 22?

• Roz ignores the animals and focuses on her own needs.

• Roz criticizes the animals for their weaknesses.

• Roz believes the animals should fend for themselves.

• Roz shows her understanding of the animal community by empathizing with their struggles and actively participating in their lives.

What challenges does Roz face in Chapter 23 regarding her survival skills?

• Roz struggles with finding food, extreme weather, and predator threats.

• Roz finds plenty of food easily.

• Roz befriends all the local predators.

• Roz enjoys perfect weather conditions.

In Chapter 24, which animal becomes Roz's closest ally and why?

• Brightbill the goose

• Fluffy the cat

• Squeak the mouse

• Nibbles the rabbit

What lesson does Roz learn about friendship in Chapter 25?

• Roz realizes that friendship is only about having fun together.

• Roz discovers that friendship requires constant approval from others.

• Roz learns that friendship is about competition and rivalry.

• Roz learns that true friendship is about understanding and supporting each other.

How does the environment change in Chapter 26, and what effect does it have on Roz?

• The environment remains warm and sunny, making Roz feel more comfortable.

• The environment changes to winter with colder temperatures and snow, making Roz more vulnerable and prompting her to adapt for survival.

• The environment shifts to a tropical climate, allowing Roz to thrive without changes.

• The environment becomes rainy and humid, causing Roz to become more energetic.

What key decision does Roz make in Chapter 27 that reflects her growth?

• Roz chooses to build a fence around her home.

• Roz decides to protect the geese and their habitat.

• Roz opts to relocate to a different forest.

• Roz decides to abandon the geese and their habitat.

In Chapter 28, how do the other animals react to Roz's actions?

• The other animals react with confusion and suspicion at first, but later accept and appreciate Roz's kindness.

• The animals become hostile and try to drive Roz away.

• The animals immediately trust Roz and follow her lead.

• They ignore Roz completely and continue with their daily activities.

What themes of family and belonging are explored in Chapter 29?

• Belonging is depicted as a theme of isolation and detachment from others.

• Family dynamics are portrayed through a series of unrelated events and conflicts.

• The chapter focuses solely on individual achievements and personal growth.

• The themes of family and belonging are explored through characters' interactions and their struggles for acceptance and reconciliation.

How does the climax of Chapter 30 set the stage for the resolution of the story?

• The climax of Chapter 30 establishes the protagonist's decision, confronting the central conflict and paving the way for the story's resolution.

• The climax introduces a new character that distracts from the main conflict.

• The climax focuses solely on a side plot unrelated to the protagonist's journey.

• The climax reveals the antagonist's backstory without affecting the resolution.