TWR: 39-42 Quiz

Why does Roz take Brightbill to the top of the western ridge?

• To help him find food

• To show him where he was born

• To show him the ocean and teach him about the wider world

• To teach him how to swim

What observation helps Brightbill improve his flying?

• Roz tells him to fly faster

• Watching the seagull adjust her wings and tail

• Hearing the other goslings fly

• Feeling stronger after eating

What does “Clearly, Brightbill was designed to fly” suggest?

• He is secretly a robot

• Flying is easy for all goslings

• He has a natural talent for flying

• He copied Roz’s movements

How does Brightbill show determination while learning to fly?

• He gives up quickly

• He practices over and over, even after falling

• He flies perfectly the first time

• He watches from the ground

What do Roz and Brightbill see far out at sea?

• A lighthouse

• A whale

• A floating robot

• A ship

What do Roz and Brightbill wonder about the ship?

• If it has animals on it

• Where it came from, where it's going, and who is on it

• Whether it will crash

• If it is carrying food

What does Roz do when they see a bear?

• Fights it

• Hides and sends the others away

• Runs into the river

• Flies away

Why is the acorn-kicking game significant?

• It teaches Brightbill how to play sports

• It shows that Roz is still learning to act like a parent

• It shows Roz laughing and bonding like a real mother

• It helps the animals practice fighting

What does Roz’s response to Chitchat’s space questions reveal?

• She is an expert on astronomy

• She can’t understand young animals

• She doesn’t like talking about stars

• Her knowledge is limited, even as a robot

Why does Brightbill feel hurt by the other goslings?

• They tease him for flying too much

• They take his food

• They call Roz a monster

• They say he will never fly well