1. What object does Roz bring to Mr. Beaver as a gift to accompany her request for help?
(a) A pot of honey.
(b) A four-leaf clover.
(c) A birch branch.
(d) A bouquet of flowers.

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

3. What reason does Loudwing give for her belief that it will be a miracle if Brightbill survives?
(a) He has a robot for a mother.
(b) He has no brothers or sisters.
(c) He is a runt and an orphan.
(d) He does not have a way to stay warm.

4. What is NOT part of Roz's and Brightbill's nightly routine?
(a) Brightbill sleeps on the moss bench while Roz goes outside for a long nighttime walk.
(b) Roz brings Brightbill food or water if he wakes up hungry or thirsty.
(c) Roz rocks Brightbill back to sleep if he has nightmares.
(d) Roz tends the fire if it is cold and fans Brightbill if it is hot.

5. What does Brightbill say when Roz asks him why he has not yet visited the robot graveyard?
(a) He says that he had gotten nervous and had wanted Roz to go with him.
(b) He says that the cliff was too steep for him.
(c) He says that he had changed his mind about wanting to see the dead robots.
(d) He says that Roz had told him not to go, so he had wanted to obey.