Rosie's Inventions and Lessons Learned

Rosie Revere, a shy young girl, dreams of becoming a great engineer. She secretly builds inventions but is discouraged when her uncle laughs at her creation. Her great-great-aunt Rose, a former plane builder, inspires Rosie to try again. Rosie attempts to build a flying machine for her aunt, which initially fails. However, Aunt Rose teaches Rosie that failure is part of success, encouraging her to keep trying. Rosie learns that the only true failure is quitting, and she continues to pursue her engineering dreams, inspiring her classmates to do the same.

What was Rosie's dream in the story?

• To become a teacher

• To travel the world

• To be a great engineer

• To become a famous artist

Where did Rosie find materials for her inventions?

• In the attic

• In the trash

• In the garden

• In the classroom

What did Rosie do with her inventions when she was sleepy?

• Gave them to her friends

• Threw them away

• Hid them under her bed

• Displayed them proudly

What did Rosie do when she was young and not shy?

• Played with dolls

• Danced

• Invented things for family

• Read books

What did Rosie do with her inventions at night?

• Displayed them

• Hid them

• Sold them

• Gave them away

What did Rosie use to make her inventions?

• Recycled treasures

• New materials

• Borrowed tools

• Expensive parts

What did Rosie do when she was young and not shy?

• Read books

• Invented things for family

• Danced

• Played with dolls

What did Rosie invent for her Uncle Fred?

• A time machine

• A robot

• A snake-repelling hat

• A flying car

What did Rosie use to make the snake-repelling hat?

• Plastic and glue

• Wood and nails

• Fan parts and cheese spray

• Metal and rubber

How did Rosie feel after Uncle Fred laughed at her invention?

• Proud

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Embarrassed