The Tiger Rising

What are Rob's feelings about his mother in chapters 6-8 of The Tiger Rising?

• Rob feels a mix of anger, sadness, and confusion towards his mother in chapters 6-8 of The Tiger Rising.

• Rob feels scared and anxious around his mother

• Rob feels indifferent towards his mother

• Rob feels happy and content with his mother

How does Sistine react to Rob's secret in chapters 6-8 of The Tiger Rising?

• Sistine reacts with joy and excitement

• Sistine reacts with shock and disbelief when she learns about Rob's secret in chapters 6-8 of The Tiger Rising.

• Sistine reacts with anger and frustration

• Sistine reacts with indifference and boredom

What is the significance of the tiger in The Tiger Rising?

• The tiger symbolizes the protagonist's desire for freedom and adventure

• The tiger is a metaphor for the protagonist's love for nature and wildlife

• The tiger represents the protagonist's fear of the unknown

• The tiger in 'The Tiger Rising' represents the main character's feelings of being trapped and unable to express himself.

What is the theme of freedom in The Tiger Rising?

• The theme of freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' is about the benefits of being imprisoned

• The theme of freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' is about the importance of captivity

• The theme of freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' is about the joy of being restricted

• The theme of freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' is the desire for emotional and physical freedom, as seen through the characters' struggles and desires.

What does the locked suitcase symbolize in The Tiger Rising?

• The locked suitcase symbolizes a forgotten memory

• The locked suitcase symbolizes the emotional baggage and secrets that the characters are carrying, particularly the main character Rob who is dealing with the loss of his mother.

• The locked suitcase symbolizes a hidden treasure

• The locked suitcase symbolizes a lost opportunity

How does Rob's mother's absence affect him in chapters 6-8 of The Tiger Rising?

• Rob becomes more social and outgoing without his mother

• Rob becomes more responsible and mature without his mother

• Rob feels happy and carefree without his mother

• Rob feels a deep sense of loss and loneliness due to his mother's absence, which affects his emotional well-being and behavior.

Describe Sistine's character development in chapters 6-8 of The Tiger Rising.

• Sistine becomes less empathetic and understanding

• Sistine's character remains stagnant and unchanged

• Sistine becomes more closed off and unemotional

• Sistine's character development in chapters 6-8 of The Tiger Rising is marked by her growing empathy, understanding, vulnerability, and openness.

Explain the metaphorical meaning behind the tiger in The Tiger Rising.

• The tiger in The Tiger Rising represents the main character's feelings of anger, fear, and the need for freedom.

• The tiger signifies the protagonist's need for companionship

• The tiger symbolizes the protagonist's desire for wealth and power

• The tiger represents the protagonist's love for animals

Discuss the concept of freedom and its importance in The Tiger Rising.

• The concept of freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' is about the characters' love for animals

• Freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' is not important as it has no impact on the characters' development

• The concept of freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' is about the characters' desire for material wealth

• The concept of freedom in 'The Tiger Rising' revolves around the characters' desires for liberation from their emotional and physical constraints. It is important as it drives the characters' actions and decisions, ultimately leading to their growth and development.