Willie May
Rob
Figurative Language and 1 extra
Sistine
Symbolism
100

What does Willie May think will cure Rob?

To let the sadness rise from his legs


100

Name a word to describe Rob.

sad, lonely

100

Fog was hugging the ground

Personification: The fog was low to the ground

100

What is Sistine's problem?

She's stuck in Lister with her mom

100

Rob's Suitcase

His emotions that he's put a way
200

What was the name of Willie May's bird?

Cricket

200

What place  does Rob live in?

The Kentucky Star Motel

200

Rob floated through the rest of the morning

Idiom: He's so happy that everything seemed good

200

Where did Sistine's parents meet?

The Sistine Chapel 

200

What does the tiger symbolize to Rob?

His emotions: specifically anger and sadness/grief

300

What does Sistine think Willie May is?

A prophetess

300

What does Rob tell his dad when his dad shoots and kills the tiger?

"I wish it had been you","I wish it had been you that died! I hate you! You ain't the one I need. I need her! I need her!"

300

“…before you put your foot in your mouth any farther

Idiom: To keep saying something embarrassing 

300

What does Sistine notice about Beauchamp and the tiger?

Beauchamp is afraid of the tiger

300

What does the rash symbolize?

Rob's sadness

400

What does Willie May think about the people who stay at the Kentucky Star?

She believes that she would rather be sweeping up after some pigs in a barn than cleaning up after the people in this place. Pigs at least give you some respect.

400

What's Rob's main problem?

He's struggling to deal with the death of his mother by himself so he hides all his emotions

400

It looked, to him, like a hand big enough to hold the entire world

Hyperbole: The hand was huge

400

What's Sistine's problem?

She's stuck in Lister with her mom. Extra point if you can tell me why they're there.

400

What does the cage symbolize to Sistine?

It represents her being trapped in Lister. She sees herself as the tiger.

500

Why did Willie May let her bird go?

She didn't want it caged up.

500

Why is Rob struggling with his emotions so much?

He has a bad role model in his dad. His dad has pushed him not to share his emotions.

500

What is the theme of the book? 

Don't keep your feelings bottled up.

500

Is Sistine's Dad coming?

Why not?

500

What does the cage mean to Rob?

It represents safety. Part of the reason that he doesn't know if he should open it is because it means unleashing his own anger