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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 17-32.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Roz encounters an old goose, what is the first question she asks the goose?
(a) "What shall I name this gosling?"
(b) "Will you take the gosling?"
(c) "Why is this gosling so noisy?"
(d) "What can I feed this gosling?"

2. What does Mr. and Mrs. Beaver's son Paddler say about Roz taking on the role of Brightbill's mother?
(a) That he does not see how the gosling can survive with Roz as his mother.
(b) That his own mother should help Roz since she is such a good mother to him.
(c) That she is a very good robot for taking care of Brightbill.
(d) That it will be very difficult for her to learn how to be a mother.

3. What strategy does Roz try first in order to escape the inhabitants of her chosen home?
(a) She tries to jump into a tree.
(b) She tries to burrow underground.
(c) She tries to hide.
(d) She tries to outrun them.

4. When Roz begins to understand how the deer speak, what does she say about their speech?
(a) That they mostly use their bodies to speak.
(b) That they use such quiet voices that she does not understand how they hear one another.
(c) That the adults use one pattern of speech and the fawns use another.
(d) That they speak a different language than the elk.

5. What does the narrator say is the one thing Roz's pursuers want to do to her above all things?
(a) Understand her.
(b) Cover her in mud.
(c) Kill her.
(d) Hug her.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many geese does Roz accidentally kill when she slides down the cliff in the rainstorm?

2. Why does Loudwing send Roz to speak to Mr. Beaver?

3. Fink the fox makes a request of Roz. What does he ask of her?

4. While Roz finishes activating, she explains what she will do when she is not needed. What does she say she will do?

5. What type of animal does Roz observe in order to improve her method of cliff-climbing?

(see the answer key)

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