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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 49-64.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Roz do while her guests are asleep in the Nest each night?
(a) She tends the fire.
(b) She gathers food outside.
(c) She prepares creature comforts for Brightbill's return.
(d) She shuts herself down.

2. What does Chitchat tell Brightbill on the day of migration that makes him smile?
(a) She says that she will miss him terribly.
(b) She says she will look after Roz for him.
(c) She says that she will think of new jokes while he is gone so she has a lot saved up for when he returns.
(d) She says that she has been trying to grow wings so that she could join the migration.

3. When Brightbill asks Roz if she will ever die, what is her reply?
(a) "Only after you do."
(b) "I would never leave you."
(c) "I think so."
(d) "Never."

4. What does Roz do when she sees Brightbill swallowing pebbles on the beach?
(a) She holds him upside down and hopes the pebbles will fall out of his mouth.
(b) She shakes him to see if she can hear the pebbles rattling around.
(c) She tells him it is fine to eat pebbles because eating just a few will help him digest his food.
(d) She gives him cod liver oil in hopes that they will help him digest the pebbles.

5. What do the camouflaged creature and Roz do when they encounter one another?
(a) They scamper around in a tree together.
(b) They circle one another.
(c) They run away from one another.
(d) They sit and stare at one another for a long time.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is NOT part of Roz's and Brightbill's nightly routine?

2. What does Brightbill do when Roz forbids him to see the robot graveyard?

3. What two metamorphic processes does Roz watch happen during her camouflaged hiding?

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

5. What reason does Roz give for being worried about the flock of geese?

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