The Wild Robot Chapters 1-21

Front

What is the main conflict that Roz faces in the first 20 chapters of 'The Wild Robot'?

Back

Roz faces the conflict of being a robot in a natural environment and tries to adapt by learning from the animals and the environment.

Front

What adjective describes the otters who accidentally activate Roz?

Back

curious

Front

What type of figurative language is used in the passage: 'Our Robot now looked like a great tuft of plants walking through the forest'?

Back

simile

Front

What does the word 'annoyance' mean?

Back

bothered

Front

What type of figurative language is used in the sentence: 'Like a hatchling breaking from a shell, Rox climbed into the world'?

Back

simile

Front

What is Roz's primary goal in the story?

Back

To survive and find her place in the natural world.

Front

How do the animals initially react to Roz?

Back

They are wary and unsure of her presence.

Front

What lesson does Roz learn from the animals?

Back

The importance of friendship and cooperation.

Front

What does Roz do to adapt to her environment?

Back

She observes the animals and learns their ways.

Front

What is the significance of Roz's memory loss?

Back

It represents her journey of self-discovery and adaptation.