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Poem A Tiger in the Zoo

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Whom would the tiger terrify in the jungle?

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  1. What lesson does A Tiger in the Zoo teach readers?

    1. Wild animals should only perform in zoos.
    2. Freedom is precious, and humans should respect the natural lives of animals.
    3. Zoos are better than forests.
    4. Animals cannot survive without humans.
  2. What does the tiger symbolize in the poem?

    1. Human intelligence
    2. The desire for freedom and dignity
    3. Wealth and power
    4. Modern technology
  3. Why does the poet contrast the jungle with the zoo?

    1. To compare two tourist attractions
    2. To show the difference between freedom and captivity
    3. To describe different climates
    4. To explain animal behaviour scientifically
  4. Which quality of the tiger is highlighted throughout the poem?

    1. Weakness
    2. Majesty and strength despite captivity
    3. Laziness
    4. Fearfulness
  5. Which poetic device is used in the phrase "pads of velvet"?

    1. Simile
    2. Metaphor
    3. Personification
    4. Hyperbole
  6. What does the tiger stare at with his brilliant eyes?

    1. The moon
    2. The stars
    3. The brilliant stars in the night sky
    4. The visitors
  7. What does the tiger hear at night?

    1. Music from the zoo
    2. The patrolling cars and the voices of visitors
    3. The sound of jungle animals
    4. Heavy rainfall
  8. Why does the tiger ignore the visitors?

    1. He is asleep.
    2. He feels powerless and uninterested in them.
    3. He is afraid of people.
    4. He wants food.
  9. Whom would the tiger terrify in the jungle?

    1. Tourists
    2. Villagers living near the forest edge
    3. Zoo visitors
    4. Hunters
  10. What does the tiger want to do if it were free?

    1. Sleep all day
    2. Wander in the jungle and hunt prey
    3. Enter another zoo
    4. Live near human settlements
  11. What does the phrase "pads of velvet" refer to?

    1. The tiger's soft paws
    2. The floor of the cage
    3. The tiger's fur
    4. The jungle grass
  12. How does the tiger move inside the cage?

    1. Joyfully and playfully
    2. Proudly and quietly
    3. Lazily and sleepily
    4. Fearfully and nervously
  13. Where is the tiger kept in the poem?

    1. A forest
    2. A wildlife sanctuary
    3. A zoo cage
    4. A village
  14. Who is the poet of A Tiger in the Zoo?

    1. Robert Frost
    2. Leslie Norris
    3. William Wordsworth
    4. John Keats