Rosie Revere Engineer

How did Rosie initially pursue her passion for engineering?

• She openly shared her inventions with her classmates.

• She secretly built gadgets and gizmos in her hideaway.

• She focused on her studies and avoided creative projects.

• She only built things when her teacher assigned them.

What were two of the inventions Rosie made for her uncles and aunts?

• A self-stirring spoon and a silent alarm clock.

• A remote-controlled car and a flying kite.

• A hot dog dispenser and helium pants.

• A robotic pet and a self-tying shoelace machine.

How did Zookeeper Fred react to the hat Rosie made to keep snakes off his head?

• He laughed until he wheezed and his eyes filled with tears.

• He praised her ingenuity and immediately wore the hat.

• He was confused by the invention and asked for an explanation.

• He politely declined the gift, saying he had no use for it.

What was the only remaining thrill on Great-Great-Aunt Rose's list?

• To build a towering skyscraper.

• To invent a new type of vehicle.

• To write a best-selling novel.

• To fly.

What important lesson did Great-Great-Aunt Rose teach Rosie about failure?

• A true failure is when an invention doesn't work on the first try.

• The only true failure is to quit.

• Failure is a sign that you are not meant to be an engineer.

• It's a failure if your invention is made of trash.