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WorksheetsThe Wild Robot Final Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
How did the animals change their thinking about Roz?
They thought she was a monster at first but now she is their friend.
They liked her at first but now they want her to leave.
She scared them a lot at first, now she scares them a little.
She was their friend until she killed Brightbill's family.
Who was the main character?
RECO 1
Roz
Chitchat
Mr. Beaver
How did Roz change?
She watched and listened and learned.
She didn't change.
Her foot got ripped off.
She got dirty.
Who helped Roz build the Nest?
Mr. Beaver
Chitchat
Loudwing
Tawny
How was Roz observant?
She learns by watching the survival skills of others.
She is nosy.
She reads a lot.
She takes a lot of naps.
In the beginning of the story, the animals thought Roz was...
monster
robot
friend
animal
Who helped Roz build the Nest?
bears
geese
beavers
robots
In The Wild Robot, what was Roz able to learn just with silent and constant observation?
Which animals were threats
The pattern of the tide
The daily weather patterns
The language of the animals
How did Brightbill become Roz's son?
His real family died
Roz stole him
His family didn't want him
His family went crazy
What is the main theme of 'The Wild Robot'?
Survival and adaptation
Love and friendship
Technology and advancement
War and peace
Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Wild Robot'?
Metaphor
Personification
Irony
Hyperbole
What is the primary setting of 'The Wild Robot'?
A bustling city
A deserted island
A dense forest
A small village
How does Roz communicate with the animals in 'The Wild Robot'?
Through spoken language
By using sign language
By observing and mimicking their behavior
By writing messages
What is the climax of 'The Wild Robot'?
Roz's arrival on the island
Roz's first encounter with the animals
Roz's decision to protect the island
Roz's confrontation with the RECO robots
What lesson does Roz learn by the end of 'The Wild Robot'?
The importance of technology
The value of independence
The significance of community and cooperation
The necessity of solitude
