Understanding the Tiger's Plight

The transcript describes a tiger's life in captivity, highlighting its quiet rage and longing for freedom. It contrasts the tiger's natural instincts and behaviors in the wild with its current state in a concrete cage. The tiger's predatory nature is explored, emphasizing what it should be doing in its natural habitat. The impact of captivity is evident as the tiger paces its cage, ignoring visitors. At night, the tiger listens to patrolling cars and gazes at the stars, symbolizing its desire for freedom.

What is the tiger's demeanor as it paces in its cage?

• Quiet and angry

• Calm and content

• Joyful and playful

• Fearful and timid

Where should the tiger ideally be lurking according to the transcript?

• In the city streets

• In the shadows near a waterhole

• In a desert

• In a zoo enclosure

What natural behavior is the tiger unable to perform due to its confinement?

• Climbing mountains

• Flying in the sky

• Swimming in the ocean

• Hunting near waterholes

What does the tiger do at night in its cage?

• Listens to patrolling cars

• Roams freely

• Plays with visitors

• Sleeps peacefully

What does the tiger stare at with its brilliant eyes?

• The zookeeper

• The brilliant stars

• The concrete walls

• The zoo visitors

What contrast is highlighted in the tiger's situation?

• The tiger's hunger vs. its satisfaction

• The tiger's strength vs. its weakness

• The tiger's freedom vs. the stars' confinement

• The tiger's confinement vs. the stars' freedom