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What does the tiger in the zoo do?
What does the tiger in the zoo do?
- Bares his white fangs and claws terrorizing the village
- Snarls around houses at the jungle's edge
- Stalks in his vivid stripes in the cage (correct)
- Slides through long grass near the water hole
Where should the tiger be according to the poem?
Where should the tiger be according to the poem?
- Locked in a concrete cell behind bars
- Stalking the length of his cage ignoring visitors
- Sliding through long grass near the water hole (correct)
- Terrorizing the village baring his white fangs and claws
How does the tiger react to visitors at the zoo?
How does the tiger react to visitors at the zoo?
- Snarls at visitors around houses at the jungle's edge
- Ignores visitors while stalking the length of his cage (correct)
- Bares his white fangs and claws at visitors
- Stalks in his vivid stripes near visitors
What does the tiger do at night in the zoo?
What does the tiger do at night in the zoo?
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What is described as being behind bars for the tiger?
What is described as being behind bars for the tiger?
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Study Notes
Tiger in the Zoo
- The tiger is confined in the zoo.
- According to the poem, the tiger should be in its natural habitat, free from captivity.
- The tiger reacts indifferently to visitors at the zoo, not showing any excitement or interest.
- At night, the tiger pacing back and forth in its enclosure, suggesting boredom and restlessness.
- The tiger's freedom and natural instincts are described as being behind bars, implying a sense of confinement and restriction.
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