Mix A
What found the one robot that survived?
A gang of sea otters
What animal did Roz copy in order to climb to the top of the cliffs?
A Crab
What bounced off Roz's head after she stood motionless for a long time?
A Pinecone
Who did Roz wake up in the cave?
A brother and sister bear!
Define this vocabulary word: Alter
To change
What was Roz doing when she anchored her hands to the rocks and switched off her nonessential programs?
Sleeping
Define this vocabulary word: Engulfed
Surrounded
Provide text evidence that Roz has emotions.
Various possible answers
How does the narrator's point of view change how the events are being described?
***Bonus- Extra 300 points :)
The reader knows not only what Roz is thinking and feeling, but also other characters
How does the picture at the end of chapter 4 help the reader better understand the story?
-The reader can see/ visualize the setting
-The reader can see what Roz looks like
-The reader can better visualize what is happening in the story
Why wasn't the forest a comfortable place for Roz?
She tripped on jagged rocks and fallen trees
What was Roz like when she climbed out of her broken crate?
A hatchling breaking from a shell
What instinct make bears attack?
When a creature runs away
What feeling did Roz kind-of feel when pinecones hit her head? a
Annoyance
What did Roz realize when she saw there was water all around the mountain?
She realized that she was on an island
What kind of birds circled above the foothills of the mountain? (9)
Vultures
What were Roz's survival instincts?
Parts of her brain that made her want to avoid danger and take care of herself so she could continue to function properly
What was the only thing Roz really wanted when she stood motionless in the forest?
Safety
What were Roz's survival instincts?
Parts of her brain that made her want to avoid danger and take care of herself so she could continue to function properly
Why was the top of the mountain more comfortable for Roz than the forest below?
There were no trees and pinecones to fall on her head.
What was Roz's first sort-of feeling?
Curiousity
From what point of view is the story told?
Third Person Point of View
"Like a hatchling breaking from a shell, Roz climbed out into the world."
What type of figurative language is used here?
Simile
How was Roz's life different than the other animals' lives on the island?
She was artificial life
How did Roz get away from the bears?
She jumped into the air and onto a tree branch, and then she threw pine cones at them.