Tiger

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

When Rob and Sistine first told Willie May about the tiger, what was her reaction?

• Shocked

• She already knew

• She didn't believe them

• She laughed

Which is a correct summary of The Tiger Rising?

• The Tiger Rising is about a boy and a girl who find a tiger. They want to let the tiger go, so they do. 

• This is a story about a lonely boy who is struggling with the death of his mother. He finds a tiger, makes a friend and learns how to move on from his sadness. 

• This is the story of a boy who finds a tiger after his mother has died and he moves to a new town. He makes a new friend who's parents are divorcing. She wants him to let the tiger go but he says no at first. Eventually he says yes and they let the tiger go but the boys dad shoots the tiger. 

• This is the story about a boy who finds a tiger and he runs away on the back of the tiger with his new friend. 

Where does a tiger live?

• In the river.

• In a den.

• In a house.

• In a pond.

What is the main theme of the story 'The Tiger Rising'?

• Friendship and healing

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

• Love and betrayal

In 'The Tiger Rising', what does the tiger symbolize for Rob?

• His anger and frustration

• His happiness and joy

• His fear and anxiety

• His love and compassion

Which character in 'The Tiger Rising' is most associated with wisdom and guidance?

• Rob

• Sistine

• Willie May

• Rob's father

What literary device is predominantly used in 'The Tiger Rising' to describe the tiger?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

How does the author of 'The Tiger Rising' use the setting to enhance the story?

• By creating a sense of mystery

• By highlighting the characters' emotions

• By providing historical context

• By introducing new characters

What is the significance of the tiger being kept in a cage in 'The Tiger Rising'?

• It represents Rob's trapped emotions

• It shows the power of nature

• It highlights the theme of freedom

• It symbolizes wealth and power