Poem A Tiger in the Zoo
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Whom would the tiger terrify in the jungle?
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What lesson does A Tiger in the Zoo teach readers?
- Wild animals should only perform in zoos.
- Freedom is precious, and humans should respect the natural lives of animals.
- Zoos are better than forests.
- Animals cannot survive without humans.
What does the tiger symbolize in the poem?
- Human intelligence
- The desire for freedom and dignity
- Wealth and power
- Modern technology
Why does the poet contrast the jungle with the zoo?
- To compare two tourist attractions
- To show the difference between freedom and captivity
- To describe different climates
- To explain animal behaviour scientifically
Which quality of the tiger is highlighted throughout the poem?
- Weakness
- Majesty and strength despite captivity
- Laziness
- Fearfulness
Which poetic device is used in the phrase "pads of velvet"?
- Simile
- Metaphor
- Personification
- Hyperbole
What does the tiger stare at with his brilliant eyes?
- The moon
- The stars
- The brilliant stars in the night sky
- The visitors
What does the tiger hear at night?
- Music from the zoo
- The patrolling cars and the voices of visitors
- The sound of jungle animals
- Heavy rainfall
Why does the tiger ignore the visitors?
- He is asleep.
- He feels powerless and uninterested in them.
- He is afraid of people.
- He wants food.
Whom would the tiger terrify in the jungle?
- Tourists
- Villagers living near the forest edge
- Zoo visitors
- Hunters
What does the tiger want to do if it were free?
- Sleep all day
- Wander in the jungle and hunt prey
- Enter another zoo
- Live near human settlements
What does the phrase "pads of velvet" refer to?
- The tiger's soft paws
- The floor of the cage
- The tiger's fur
- The jungle grass
How does the tiger move inside the cage?
- Joyfully and playfully
- Proudly and quietly
- Lazily and sleepily
- Fearfully and nervously
Where is the tiger kept in the poem?
- A forest
- A wildlife sanctuary
- A zoo cage
- A village
Who is the poet of A Tiger in the Zoo?
- Robert Frost
- Leslie Norris
- William Wordsworth
- John Keats