The Wild Robot

Why doesn’t Roz get destroyed like the other robots that wash up on shore?

• A large bird plucks her out of the ocean and sets her on land.

• Her crate doesn’t hit the rocks; it hits the other crates.

• She escapes her crate and paddles to shore.

• The ocean settles and gently places her on the rocks.

When Roz learns how to camouflage herself, what does that allow her to do?

• Hide from the bears and the cougars and stay safe.

• Gather the food she needs to survive without getting attacked.

• Observe her environment and learn without scaring the animals.

• Sneak into the homes of other animals to get food.

How does Roz get food for Brightbill to eat?

• She plants a garden with help from Tawny the deer.

• She learns how to hunt.

• She moves in with the Beavers who help feed Brightbill.

• She steals food from the other geese until Brightbill is older.

What two things is Roz unable to do with Brightbill?

• Migrate and hunt.

• Fly and waddle.

• Make friends and build.

• Swim and fly.

As Brightbill grows in Roz’s care, he becomes more and more:

• Frantic.

• Independent.

• Peculiar.

• Dreary.

What does TechLab Industries send out to collect Roz and the busted robots?

• ROZZUM units.

• RECOs.

• RESTUMs.

• ROCCOs.

Roz decides to go back to her makers to get fixed up so that she can:

• Have new skills.

• Become normal again.

• Learn to fly.

• Be wild again.

By the end of the book, all the animals on the island have:

• Decided that Roz must leave for their safety.

• Decided to leave the island in search of a new home.

• Promised to never forget Roz.

• Befriended Roz and see her as one of their own.

This book illustrates how nature and technology:

• Have some similarities.

• Can never live in harmony.

• Are incredibly dangerous.

• Have absolutely no use.