Roz and Brightbill's Adventures

Miss Scala reads chapters 32 to 38 of 'The Wild Robot'. Roz, a robot, interacts with the deer family and builds a garden with Tawny's help. Roz's relationship with her gosling, Brightville, and the community grows. Brightville experiences his first swim and encounters danger, but is saved by Loudwing. As Brightville grows, he becomes curious and makes a new friend, Chitchat the squirrel. The story highlights themes of community, friendship, and growth.

What was the initial reaction of the deer family when they heard Roz and Brightbill approaching?

• They stood still and watched.

• They attacked Roz.

• They ignored them.

• They ran away in fear.

What did Tawny request from the woodland creatures to help enrich the garden soil?

• To dig holes.

• To bring water.

• To plant seeds.

• To leave their droppings.

How did the garden change after Roz's careful attention?

• It flourished with colors and scents.

• It was destroyed by animals.

• It became overgrown and wild.

• It remained scraggly and unkempt.

Why was Roz unable to join Brightbill in the pond during his first swim?

• Her computer brain warned her of water damage.

• She didn't know how to swim.

• She was too busy with the garden.

• She was afraid of water.

What did Brightbill often say to introduce himself?

• Greetings, I am Roz's son.

• Hi, my name is Brightbill.

• Hello, I am a robot.

• Hey, I am a gosling.

What was Chitchat's initial reaction upon meeting Brightbill?

• She ran away.

• She ignored him.

• She was speechless.

• She talked a lot.

How did Roz feel about Brightbill's friendship with Chitchat?

• She was happy.

• She was indifferent.

• She was jealous.

• She was worried.