1. How is RECO 3 rendered completely useless after the animals steal his rifle?
(a) Broadfoot kicks RECO 3's head until it flies off.
(b) The birds pelt RECO 3 with droppings until he cannot see through his visor.
(c) RECO 3 deactivates himself.
(d) A tree falls on RECO 3 and crushes him.

2. Why are the otters no longer afraid of Roz when they encounter her again near the robot graveyard?
(a) They see that Roz is accompanied by a goose, so they assume she will not hurt animals.
(b) They have seen other robots since then and have come to no harm.
(c) Roz makes an effort this time to show them her peaceful intentions.
(d) They have heard that Roz is friendly and that she has adopted a gosling.

3. According to the narrator, what good comes from the deaths of the animals who have frozen over the winter?
(a) Their bodies nourish the soil and help create an amazing spring bloom.
(b) There is more food for everyone else.
(c) Their remaining family members remember not to take each other for granted.
(d) Roz is able to make coats out of them to keep surviving animals warm.

4. When Longneck ask if anyone has questions before the geese begin their journey, what does Roz ask?
(a) She asks when the geese will return.
(b) She asks if she can have one more hug from Brightbill.
(c) She asks where Brightbill should fly in the formation since he does not have other family members flying with him.
(d) She asks how she is supposed to survive without her son.

5. Where do most of the island's residents gather during the hour of peace at dawn?
(a) In the Flower Garden.
(b) At the Y in the River.
(c) In the Great Meadow.
(d) On the Rocky Shore.