1. Why is it impossible for Roz to participate in the following day's occasion with Brightbill?
(a) Because she has to stay at home and recharge.
(b) Because if water gets into her body, it will cause damage.
(c) Because robots cannot fly.
(d) Because the rite of passage requires that parents stay behind.

2. Why is it difficult for Roz to walk in the forest?
(a) Because there are too many upright trees in her way.
(b) Because the forest floor is uneven.
(c) Because animals keep getting in her way.
(d) Because she moves better in water.

3. 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 make sure Brightbill is not swallowing anything besides food because it could hurt him.
(c) She tells Roz to instruct Brightbill never to swallow pebbles again.
(d) She tells Roz that they must take Brightbill to the island's doctor immediately.

4. After Roz fixes the hole in the roof of the Nest, she shouts something out into the night. What does she shout?
(a) She shouts that she is lonely.
(b) She shouts to the island's animals that there will be a mass funeral the following day.
(c) She shouts to the island's animals that the geese will be returning from their migration the following day.
(d) She shouts to the island's animals that they do not have to freeze, for they are welcome in her warm lodge.

5. The night before the migration of the geese, what old routine do Roz and Brightbill return to?
(a) Brightbill sleeps outside while Roz stays in by the fire.
(b) Roz keeps watch outside while Brightbill stays in by the fire.
(c) Brightbill crawls into Roz's arms and she rocks him to sleep.
(d) Brightbill wakes up every hour and asks Roz for a drink of water and a snack.