Tiger Rising Quiz

What significant event happens in chapters 11-15 of "Tiger Rising"?

• Rob finds a lost dog and decides to keep it.

• Sistine tells Rob a secret about her family.

• Rob and Sistine discover a caged tiger in the woods.

• Rob decides to move to another city.

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How does Rob feel upon discovering the tiger?

• Excited and eager to tell everyone.

• Confused and a little scared.

• Sad and empathetic towards the tiger.

• Angry at the person who caged the tiger.

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Based on chapters 11-15, what prediction can be made about Rob's actions towards the tiger?

• He will ignore the tiger and leave it in the cage.

• He will tell his father about the tiger.

• He will plan to free the tiger.

• He will bring food for the tiger but leave it caged.

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Describe the setting where the tiger is found.

• In a dense, dark forest far from the town.

• In a small cage behind a local zoo.

• In the woods close to Rob's school.

• In a clearing within the woods, not too far from Rob's home.

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How does Sistine react to the discovery of the tiger?

• She is indifferent and suggests they leave it alone.

• She is curious but afraid to get too close.

• She becomes excited and wants to help the tiger.

• She insists on telling the authorities immediately.

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Compare Rob's and Sistine's initial reactions to the tiger. How are they different?

• Rob is scared, while Sistine is excited.

• Rob feels sad, while Sistine feels angry.

• Rob is curious, while Sistine is indifferent.

• Rob feels empathetic, while Sistine feels excited.

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What does the discovery of the tiger symbolize for Rob?

• A new adventure and a break from his routine life.

• The possibility of finding a true friend in Sistine.

• A reflection of his own feelings of being trapped.

• His fear of the unknown and the wild.

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Based on the text, what can be inferred about the person who caged the tiger?

• They are cruel and have no empathy for animals.

• They are trying to protect the tiger from poachers.

• They found the tiger injured and are nursing it back to health.

• They are unaware of how to properly care for a tiger.

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What does the setting of the woods contribute to the story?

• It provides a mysterious and adventurous backdrop.

• It symbolizes freedom and the wildness of nature.

• It contrasts with the idea of the caged tiger, highlighting themes of freedom and captivity.

• It is merely a location and does not contribute to the story's themes.

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Predict what might happen if Rob and Sistine attempt to free the tiger.

• They will be successful and the tiger will return to the wild.

• They will get caught and face consequences for their actions.

• The tiger will not want to leave its cage.

• They will realize it's too dangerous and decide against it.

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