Tears of a Tiger Flashcard 1

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What is the main conflict faced by Andy in 'Tears of a Tiger'?

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Andy's guilt over Rob's death.

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What type of point of view is used in 'Tears of a Tiger'?

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Third person objective, stating facts and details.

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What is one consequence of drinking and driving highlighted in the novel?

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Drinking and driving can lead to negative consequences.

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How does Andy's guilt manifest in his thoughts?

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He thinks about death all of the time.

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What conflict does Andy have with his mother in the first half of the novel?

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Andy fights with his mother about his grades.

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What theme is explored through Andy's character in 'Tears of a Tiger'?

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The impact of guilt and its effects on mental health.

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What lesson can readers learn from the tragedy in 'Tears of a Tiger'?

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The importance of making responsible choices to avoid tragic outcomes.

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How does the author convey the theme of guilt in the novel?

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Through Andy's internal struggles and interactions with others.

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What role does peer pressure play in 'Tears of a Tiger'?

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It influences characters' decisions, particularly regarding drinking.

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What is the significance of Rob's death in the story?

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It serves as a catalyst for Andy's guilt and the main conflict of the novel.