Question

What does the tiger do at night living in the concrete cell?

Answer 1

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• The poem 'A tiger in the zoo' by Leslie Norris contrast a tiger in the zoo with the tiger in his natural surroundings.

• The poem moves back and forth - from the cage to the jungle and back again and gives the reader a clear picture of how the caged tiger longs for his freedom.

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• At night, the tiger does not hear any jungle sounds but only the voice of the patrolling cars which make the rounds to ensure the safety of all caged animals like the tiger.

• He feels helpless and can only stare at the brilliant stars with his brilliant eyes, longing for freedom.

Answer 2

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