Tiger Rising Chapter 10-12

Why did Sistine start crying when Rob wouldn't let her set the tiger free?

• She identified with the tiger, feeling that she was trapped in a cage

• She was mad at Rob

•  She missed her Dad

• She doesn't want the tiger to go

What does Sistine want to do with the tiger?

• Visit it every day in the forest.

• Keep it as a pet

• Set him free

• Give it to a zoo.

What does the tiger symbolize for Sistine?

• Her anger

• Her sadness

• Her hope

• Her fear

How does Rob's relationship with Sistine change in these chapters?

• They become enemies

• They become closer friends

• They remain distant

• They start ignoring each other

What does Sistine's reaction to the tiger reveal about her character?

• She is brave

• She is selfish

• She is compassionate

• She is indifferent

Why does Rob keep the tiger a secret?

• He is afraid of his father

• He wants to protect it

• He doesn't care about it

• He wants to sell it

What does Sistine's desire to free the tiger tell us about her?

• She is rebellious

• She is caring

• She is naive

• She is selfish

How does the author use symbolism in these chapters?

• To create suspense

• To develop characters

• To describe settings

• To confuse readers

How does Rob feel when he sees the tiger in the cage?

• Excited

• Scared

• Indifferent

• Curious

What is the main theme explored in chapters 10-12 of 'Tiger Rising'?

• Friendship and trust

• Fear and courage

• Isolation and connection

• Freedom and captivity