Vocab
(pg. 72-73) a group of fish is called a _________________
school
What’s the plural of “deer”? __________________________________
deer
This gosling becomes Roz's adopted son.
Brightbill
(pg. 72-73) a baby goose is called a __________________
gosling
What are homophones? Give 2 examples.
(You can use the internet to understand the meaning, but give your own examples)
Homophones are words that sound exactly the same when pronounced, but have distinct spellings and different meanings
There/They're/Their
The name of the otter that finds the crate containing Roz when it first washes up is ...........
Loudwing
On page 76, the gosling Brightbill is described as a runt. What does runt mean?
A) The fastest animal in a group
B) The smallest and weakest of a group
C) The strongest animal in a group
D) The oldest animal in a group
What type of island does Roz find herself on?
a- A desserted island
b- A desert island
c- A deserted island
c- A deserted island
Who is Tawny?
What is she known for?
Tawny is a deer in The Wild Robot.
She is known for being:
Tawny helps organize the animals—like when she suggests using droppings to fertilize the garden, showing she thinks logically and cares about the whole community.
On page 77, the beaver is described as “a little gruff.” Based on the context, what does the word gruff mean in this context?
A) Friendly and talkative
B) Rough or unfriendly in manner
C) Very excited and energetic
12- At the end of Chapter 36, the word “rock” is mentioned. Which of the following is the correct meaning?
A) A hard, solid stone found on the ground
B) A type of music with a strong beat
C) To move someone gently back and forth to comfort them
D) To shake someone roughly and suddenly
C) To move someone gently back and forth to comfort them
What does a "lodge" mean?
What is the name of the lodge Roz and the gosling make?
A lodge is a small house or shelter, usually made from natural materials like wood, branches, or mud. It’s a place to live or stay.
the nest
On page 96, the garden is described as no longer scraggly. What does “scraggly” most likely mean in this context?
A) Neat, organized, and carefully maintained
B) Wild, messy, and uneven in appearance
C) Brightly colored and full of flowers
D) Beautiful
On page 99, Roz is described as the most attentive mother. What does it mean to be “attentive”?
How did you know? Explain your choice:
A) Careless and easily distracted B) Loud and controlling
C) Caring and pays close attention D) Fast and energetic
What animals do Roz and Brightbill meet in chapters (32–34) ?
How do they help them?
Mention at least 2.
Deer (including Tawny and other deer)
Geese (Brightbill’s flock / Aerials)
Other forest animals (community animals like beavers, birds, etc.)