The Wild Robot Ch 33-43 Vocabulary Practice

They loved _ea (a)   ing (to wander around) along the forest paths and around the banks of the pond.

One moment everything was (a)   qui_ (peaceful), and the next moment the geese were in a panic. (Ch 35, p. 104)

There was a pleasant s (a)   ce.

Brightbill stood on one foot for a moment and did not say anything.

Now I’m nervous and I’m talking too much and my name is ch__ch__I think I

said that already.”

(a)  

Before them was a grassy slope that _ _ sc _ _ _ ed (to go down) all the way to the dark, choppy waves that surrounded the island. (Ch 39, p. 112)

(a)  

Brightbill was a flying (a)   t_c, and his favorite place to fly was up on the grassy ridge. (Ch 40, p. 117)

On d_ ea _ _ (boring and lifeless) summer evenings, Roz and Brightbill would curl up together, just the two of them, and listen to the rain pattering on the roof of the Nest. (Ch 41, p. 122)

(a)  

It was a _w_lt_r (a)   g afternoon, and the heat had put everyone in a bad mood. (Ch 42, p. 123)

No gosling ever had a more a (a)   en_iv_ (alert - 細心) mother. Roz was always there, ready to answer her son’s questions, or to play with him, or to rock him to sleep, or to whisk him away from danger. (Ch 34 , p. 99)

The youngsters _os_l_d (bumping up and down) and splashed and peeped with excitement, and gradually they paddled in the direction of their parents.

(a)