1. What does Roz do to survive the threat she encounters on the mountaintop?
(a) She constructs an umbrella to shield herself from the sun.
(b) She holds fast to a pine tree.
(c) She explains to the eagles that she means them no harm.
(d) She crouches just inside the lip of the volcano.

2. What does Loudwing say when Roz asks her about Brightbill swallowing pebbles?
(a) She tells Roz that geese often swallow a few pebbles in order to aid their digestion.
(b) She tells Roz to instruct Brightbill never to swallow pebbles again.
(c) She tells Roz that they must take Brightbill to the island's doctor immediately.
(d) She tells Roz to make sure Brightbill is not swallowing anything besides food because it could hurt him.

3. What causes a panic in the pond while the goslings are swimming?
(a) A thunder and lightning storm suddenly approaches.
(b) Brightbill tells the other goslings he is going to beat them up.
(c) A school of piranha approach the group of goslings.
(d) Rockfish the pike starts to attack the goslings.

4. How does Roz get out of her crate?
(a) The otters smash it onto the rocks below so she can escape.
(b) The bears come rake the crate with their claws to create holes.
(c) She pushes a button on the inside of the crate and it disintegrates.
(d) She pulls it apart herself.

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