Tiger Rising Chapter 10-12

What was a positive outcome to Rob's dad shooting the tiger?

• Mr. Beauchamp wasn't going to be angry

• The tiger couldn't hurt anyone

• Rob was able to finally tell his father how he feels about his mother being gone and they could talk and cry together

• Sistine would not be leaving Lister, FL

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

What is the main theme explored in Chapters 10-12?

• Friendship and trust

• Fear and courage

• Loss and healing

• Adventure and discovery

What does Sistine want to do with the tiger in Chapter 11?

• Sell it to a zoo

• Keep it as a pet

• Set it free

• Ignore it

What can we infer about the main character's feelings towards finding the tiger?

• He is indifferent and does not think much of it.

• He is excited and wants to tell everyone.

• He is confused and unsure of what to do next.

• He feels a deep connection and is profoundly moved.

Why is the discovery of the tiger significant to the plot?

• It introduces the main conflict.

• It concludes the story.

• It provides comic relief.

• It is a minor detail that has little impact.

What does the tiger symbolize for the main character?

• A new friend

• A dangerous threat

• A hidden part of himself

• A chance for adventure

How does the main character react upon discovering the tiger?

• He immediately runs to get help.

• He keeps the discovery to himself.

• He frees the tiger without thinking.

• He is scared and runs away.

How does the discovery of the tiger change Rob's routine or life?

• It doesn't change anything

• It brings him hope

• It leads to immediate danger

What does the discovery of the tiger symbolize for Rob?

• A new friend

• A dangerous secret

• A chance for adventure

• A burden to bear