The Wild Robot Chapters 45-51

What challenges does Roz face on the island?

• Survival, acceptance by the animals, and protecting her family.

• Finding food and shelter in a deserted area.

• Building a raft to escape the island.

• Learning to communicate with humans.

What did Brightbill do when he got upset at Roz?

• He flew away.

• He shouted at her.

• He ignored her.

• He cried silently.

What is Roz's primary function?

• To entertain the island's inhabitants.

• To take care of the island and its inhabitants.

• To explore other islands.

• To build new robots.

Who is Brightbill?

• A gosling raised by Roz.

• A character in a different story.

• A type of bird found in the wild.

• A fictional creature from a movie.

What role do the beavers play in the story?

• They provide food for Roz.

• They help Roz by providing shelter and guidance.

• They are the main antagonists of the story.

• They teach Roz how to swim.

Which creatures did Roz, Chitchat, and Brightbill worry about?

• Wolves

• Bears

• Foxes

• Eagles

What does Roz learn about friendship?

• Friendship is only important among family.

• Friendship can be bought with gifts.

• Friendship is important and can come from unexpected places.

• Friendship is a sign of weakness.

What lesson does Brightbill learn from Roz?

• Courage and the importance of family.

• The value of independence and self-reliance.

• The significance of wealth and power.

• The necessity of competition and rivalry.

What is Roz's first memory?

• Waking up on the northern shore of the island.

• Finding a hidden cave in the forest.

• Meeting a group of friendly animals.

• Building a shelter out of fallen branches.

What is the significance of the robot gravesite?

• It symbolizes the end of technology.

• It represents Roz's past and the history of other robots.

• It is a place for robot maintenance.

• It serves as a tourist attraction for humans.