Exploring Chapters 1-10 of Tiger Rising

Front

In "Tiger Rising," how does Rob's discovery of the tiger symbolize his internal struggles and emotions?

Back

The tiger symbolizes Rob's sadness and frustration, which he keeps caged inside, similar to the tiger.

Front

Analyze how the relationship between Rob and Sistine develops in the first ten chapters. What strategic decisions do they make that influence their friendship?

Back

They choose to share their personal struggles, which helps them bond and understand each other better.

Front

Evaluate the role of Rob's father in shaping Rob's character and decisions in the early chapters. What evidence from the text supports your analysis?

Back

Rob's father is strict and emotionally distant, which causes Rob to suppress his feelings.

Front

Discuss the significance of the setting in "Tiger Rising" and how it contributes to the overall mood and themes of the story. Provide examples from the text.

Back

The setting of the squat motel and the surrounding woods creates a sense of confinement and isolation, reflecting Rob's internal state of suppression.

Front

Examine the role of Rob's mother in the story "Tiger Rising" and how her absence affects Rob's emotional state. What textual evidence supports your analysis?

Back

Rob's mother is dead, which leaves Rob feeling lost and emotionally vulnerable.

Front

Astonished means ________.

Back

surprised

Front

Sistine put her foot in her mouth when she introduced herself to the class. What did she say?

Back

She said all Southerners were ignorant.

Front

Why did Sistine stop by the Kentucky Star Motel?

Back

To bring Rob his assignments.

Front

Who taught Rob to whittle wooden figures?

Back

mom

Front

What was the advice from Rob's dad with regards to the school bullying that Rob is experiencing?

Back

He told him to fight back.