Quiz- The Wild Robot Chapters 25-27

Why did the badger run away from the opossum?

• The badger was scared of the opossum's sharp teeth.

• The opossum was too big for the badger to fight.

• The opossum smelled bad and the badger didn't want to eat it.

• The badger was afraid of the robot watching them.

What did Roz learn from the opossum?

• Opossums are very good at hiding.

• Opossums are very good at acting.

• Opossums are very good at making friends.

• Opossums are very good at finding food.

What did the gosling want from Roz?

• The gosling wanted Roz to play with him.

• The gosling wanted Roz to find him a new nest.

• The gosling wanted Roz to find him a new mother.

• The gosling wanted Roz to feed him.

According to the text, what are the consequences of the robot's accident?

• The robot is injured and needs to be more careful.

• The robot loses her ability to climb cliffs.

• The robot is unable to help Fink with porcupine trouble.

• The robot is forced to take care of a goose egg.

What can be inferred from the text about the robot's personality?

• The robot is cold and unfeeling.

• The robot is curious and wants to learn.

• The robot is afraid of the wilderness.

• The robot is angry at the fox for wanting to eat the egg.

How does the author explain the concept of acting in the passage?

• The author uses a flashback to show how the opossum learned to act.

• The author describes the opossum's acting techniques and the benefits of acting.

• The author compares the opossum's acting to the robot's ability to perform tasks.

• The author uses a metaphor to compare acting to a survival strategy.

Which sentence from the text best supports the idea that the robot is changing her behavior?

• Roz wasted no time and spoke her next words in the friendliest voice she could muster.

• Roz’s friendly demeanor needed some work, but it was a start.

• The robot’s computer brain was humming with activity.

• Performing could be a survival strategy!