The Wild Robot Ch. 32

Front

What condition did Tawny set for helping Roz with the garden?

Back

Roz must let Tawny's family eat from the garden.

Front

Why did the deer family not run away from Roz and Brightbill?

Back

They had heard about Roz and Brightbill and knew there was nothing to fear.

Front

Who is Crownpoint in the story?

Back

The buck who stood with his family.

Front

What did Roz and Brightbill want from Tawny?

Back

To help them grow a garden.

Front

What did Roz do for the beavers that made them help her?

Back

She brought them freshly cut trees.

Front

What is the main theme of 'The Wild Robot'?

Back

The importance of friendship and cooperation in nature.

Front

How does Roz communicate with the animals?

Back

Roz learns to understand and speak the animal language.

Front

What role does Brightbill play in Roz's life?

Back

Brightbill is Roz's friend and helps her learn about the wild.

Front

What does the garden symbolize in the story?

Back

The garden symbolizes growth, community, and sharing.

Front

How do the animals react to Roz at first?

Back

They are scared of her because she is a robot.