Tiger Rising Ch. 1-10 Flashcard

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What is a 'not-thought' as described in 'Tiger Rising'?

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A 'not-thought' refers to thoughts or feelings that a character, like Rob, chooses to ignore or suppress, such as the tiger, his mother's death, or bullying.

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How does Rob compare himself in 'Tiger Rising'?

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Rob compares himself to a suitcase, symbolizing how he keeps his feelings and emotions packed away.

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What event leads Rob to stuff his feelings in a suitcase?

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Rob decides to stuff his feelings in a suitcase after his father slaps him and tells him to stop crying.

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What does Sistine's personality reveal about her character?

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Sistine is portrayed as defiant and sassy, as shown by her actions like fighting back and sticking her tongue out at Rob.

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Which word does NOT describe Sistine?

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Scared; she is more often described as angry, sassy, and defiant.

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What does the tiger symbolize in 'Tiger Rising'?

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The tiger symbolizes Rob's suppressed emotions and the wildness he feels inside.

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How does Rob's relationship with his father affect him?

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Rob's relationship with his father, especially the lack of emotional support, leads him to hide his feelings.

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What role does bullying play in Rob's life?

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Bullying by the Threemonger boys adds to Rob's emotional struggles and contributes to his decision to suppress his feelings.

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What does Sistine's reaction to the apple thrown at her indicate?

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It indicates her strong-willed nature and willingness to stand up for herself.

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How does the setting influence the characters in 'Tiger Rising'?

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The setting, a small town with a hidden tiger, reflects the characters' feelings of confinement and the desire for freedom.