Sistine and the Tiger's Fate

Rob is involved in a secret deal with Beauchamp to feed a tiger. Sistine, a classmate, wants to free the tiger, believing it can live in the woods. Rob is conflicted about this plan, fearing for the tiger's safety. Sistine becomes emotional, and Rob comforts her, recalling his mother's comforting words.

What does Beauchamp instruct Rob to do with the bag of meat?

• Share it with others

• Hide it somewhere

• Throw it away

• Cook it for dinner

Who starts pelting Rob with date-palms?

• Sistine and Beauchamp

• The bus driver

• Norton and Bill

• Rob's classmates

What does Sistine suggest they do with the tiger?

• Move it to a different cage

• Keep it as a pet

• Set it free to live with panthers

• Sell it to a zoo

Why does Rob think the tiger is not hungry?

• It is always sleeping

• It is not skinny

• It is very active

• It refuses to eat

What does Sistine plan to do if Rob doesn't help her free the tiger?

• Ask Beauchamp for help

• Leave the tiger alone

• Saw the locks off herself

• Call the police

What does Sistine express about her current location?

• She wants to stay longer

• She is indifferent

• She hates it

• She loves it

What promise does Sistine make to the tiger?

• To set it free

• To feed it daily

• To find it a mate

• To build a new cage

How does Rob comfort Sistine when she cries?

• He ignores her

• He tells her a joke

• He walks away

• He uses comforting words from his mother