The Tiger Rising Chapter 1-16

Front

What motivates Sistine to borrow Rob's clothes?

Back

Sistine wants to borrow Rob's clothes so they could go looking for the tiger.

Front

What physical sensation does Rob experience that relates to his emotions?

Back

Rob's legs itch when he starts to have feelings.

Front

What significant emotional event has Rob not expressed since his mother's funeral?

Back

Rob has not cried since his mother's funeral.

Front

What skill did Rob's mother teach him related to working with wood?

Back

Rob's mom taught him to whittle wood.

Front

In what narrative perspective is 'The Tiger Rising' written?

Back

The story is written in third person.

Front

What does the tiger symbolize in the story?

Back

The tiger symbolizes Rob's emotions and the struggles he faces.

Front

How does Rob's relationship with Sistine evolve throughout the story?

Back

Rob's relationship with Sistine evolves from friendship to a deeper emotional connection.

Front

What role does the setting play in the development of the story?

Back

The setting provides a backdrop for Rob's internal struggles and the discovery of the tiger.

Front

What themes are explored in 'The Tiger Rising'?

Back

Themes include grief, friendship, and the struggle to express emotions.

Front

How does Rob cope with his mother's death?

Back

Rob copes by suppressing his emotions and avoiding crying.