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Roz 101
Classroom Vocab.
Random
100

What character would Brightbill consider to be his best friend?

ChitChat

100

How many RECOs were there?

3

100

True or False: When someone presses Roz's button she loses all her memory.

False.

100
To commence means to...

To begin or start.

100

How do you spell Roz backward?

Zor

200

What are the names of the two younger bears that fight RECO 2?

Nettle and Thorn

200

Where does Roz not want Brightbill to go alone?

The Robot Graveyard

200

Where is Roz's button located?

On the back of her head


200

The word overtaken means...

To move ahead in score, achievement, or position. Surpass

200

What can we infer the "makers" are?

Humans!

300

What was the name of the fish Roz relocated?

Rockmouth

300

What saved Nettle as she was about to fall down the waterfall?

The hundreds of fish

300

After her fight with the RECOs, what parts of Roz's body were left?

Her head and torso

300

What vocabulary word means to create or form something?

Forge

300

In what setting does our story conclude?

In the ship, in the sky.

400

What character gets crushed by rocks while fighting a RECO?

Mother Bear

400

What does the last RECO tell Roz before he dies?

That they know she is here and more will come for her if she does not willingly return to her maker.

400

What was Roz hiding/camouflaging in when she reached to steal the weapon from RECO 1?

Seaweed

400

What type of figurative language is the following sentence, “Our robot was like a great tuft of plants walking through the forest.”

Simile

400

True or False: The world outside of the island does not have many robots.

False

500

What was the old cat name that the geese met on their migration?

Snooks

500

What type of creature destroyed RECO 3?

A Bull Moose

500

What does Roz wear at the bonfire celebration?

A dress

500

If someone was filled with the emotion of anger, this would be an example of what vocabulary word?

Seethe or seething

500

What type of figurative language are "click", "crack", and "thwip" examples of.

Onomatopoeia

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