The Wild Robot Chapters 26-35

What were the requirements in building the lodge? Choose the three that apply.

• big enough for Roz and Brightbill

• away from the bear cave

• comfortable and safe

• near the pond

How did Pinktail's (the opossum) opinion of Roz change in chapter 26?

• At first he was scared, then he was friendly.

• At first he was angry, then he was happy.

• At first he was happy to see him, then he was sad.

"Loudwing escorted Brightbill back to the beach, and a minute later the gosling as in his mother's arms, safe and sound."

What does "escorted" mean?

• To perform a magic trick
• To cook a meal for someone
• To accompany or guide someone from one place to another
• To sing loudly in public

"Together they loved meandering along the forest paths and around the banks of the pond."

What does "meandering" mean?

• To fly high in the sky
• To sit still and do nothing
• To wander or follow a winding course
• To run quickly in a straight line

How does the author explain the concept of acting in the passage?

• The author uses a flashback to show how the opossum learned to act.

• The author describes the opossum's acting techniques and the benefits of acting.

• The author compares the opossum's acting to the robot's ability to perform tasks.

• The author uses a metaphor to compare acting to a survival strategy.

Match the following names with their characters

• the Gosling

• Fink

• the old goose

• Brightbill

• the doe

• Paddler

• the fox

• Tawny

• Mr. Beaver's son

• Loudwing

What did Roz let the deer do in exchange for their help planting a garden?

• make them a fire

• Move into the nest

• eat from it

• play with the gosling

Who helps Roz create her garden?

• deer

• groundhogs

• weasels

• all of the above

Who gave Brightbill swimming lessons?

• Mr. Beaver

• Paddler

• Roz

• Loudwing

What danger did Brightbill encounter while learning to swim?

• a poisonous snake

• Rockmouth the pike fish

• a tangle of weeds