Character Development and Key Events in Rob's Story

In Chapter 26 of 'The Tiger Rising' by Kate DiCamillo, Rob decides to free the tiger, showing a newfound determination. He encounters Beauchamp, who is suspicious but unaware of Rob's plan. Sistine, initially resistant, agrees with Rob's decision, indicating her own growth. The chapter highlights significant character development for both Rob and Sistine.

What does Rob do after leaving Willie May at the motel?

• He goes back to his room.

• He decides to take a nap.

• He visits a nearby store.

• He runs down the highway calling for Sistine.

What is Rob's plan regarding the tiger?

• To sell the tiger to a zoo.

• To let the tiger go free.

• To build a cage for the tiger.

• To keep the tiger as a pet.

How does Sistine initially react to Rob's plan?

• She is angry and upset.

• She is skeptical and doubtful.

• She is indifferent and uninterested.

• She is excited and supportive.

What does Rob do when Beauchamp arrives?

• He shows the keys to Beauchamp.

• He throws the keys away.

• He gives the keys to Sistine.

• He hides the keys in his pocket.

How does Sistine surprise Rob during Beauchamp's visit?

• She smiles sweetly at Beauchamp.

• She runs away.

• She argues with Beauchamp.

• She reveals Rob's plan.

What does Sistine say about her father?

• He is not coming back, and she doesn't care.

• He is coming to get her.

• He is waiting for her at home.

• He is planning to visit soon.

What change is observed in Rob's character?

• He becomes more determined.

• He becomes more indecisive.

• He becomes more fearful.

• He becomes more relaxed.

How does Sistine act differently in front of Beauchamp?

• She ignores him completely.

• She acts sweetly and cunningly.

• She becomes aggressive.

• She reveals her true intentions.