Rosie's Inventions and Lessons Learned

Rosie Rivier, a young aspiring engineer, is initially shy and keeps her inventions secret after a failed attempt to impress her Uncle Fred. Her great-great-aunt Rose, a former airplane builder, inspires her to try again. Rosie builds a cheesecopter to help her aunt fly, but it crashes. Aunt Rose teaches Rosie that failure is part of success, encouraging her to keep inventing. The story ends with Rosie and her classmates embracing engineering and learning from their mistakes.

What was Rosie's dream profession?

• Doctor

• Artist

• Engineer

• Teacher

Where did Rosie secretly work on her projects?

• In the garden

• In the attic

• In the garage

• In the basement

What did Rosie create for her uncle Fred?

• A robot

• A cheese hat

• A flying car

• A time machine

How did Uncle Fred react to Rosie's invention?

• He ignored it

• He was angry

• He was impressed

• He laughed

What did Rosie do after Uncle Fred's reaction?

• She improved the invention

• She showed it to others

• She cried

• She hid her dreams

Who inspired Rosie to pursue her dreams again?

• Her mother

• Her great great aunt Rose

• Her friend

• Her teacher

What was Aunt Rose's unfulfilled dream?

• To travel the world

• To fly

• To write a book

• To build a house

What did Rosie initially think about building a flying machine?

• She was unsure

• She was confident

• It was impossible

• She didn't care

What did Rosie decide to do after her initial doubts?

• Give up

• Ask for help

• Try to build it

• Forget about it

What happened during the test of the cheese copter?

• It didn't start

• It crashed

• It flew perfectly

• It exploded