Question

The fact that the tiger is 'stalking the length of his cage' tells us that he is
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Answer 1

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Explanation:

The expression 'stalking the length of the cage' implies that the tiger is slowly moving around in his cage, as if he do not have any power

Answer 2

The tiger's behaviour of "stalking the length of his cage" indicates that he is restless.

• The tiger's way of life in the cage was significantly dissimilar from his way of life in his original setting. He was constrained to the small amount of room in the cage.
• The jungle is not the tiger's native home. He is imprisoned in a cement and concrete cage. He continues to prowl inside his cage, moving from side to side. His velvet-like padded heels are giving him a silent rage as he walks.
• The expression "stalking the length of his cage" refers to the tiger's extremely quiet and unhurried movement along the cage's length.
• He is caged and held captive. He is completely helpless because both his strength and potential have likely been imprisoned. Because the visitors represent nothing to him and he knows he cannot expect anything from them, he decides to ignore them.

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