When You Trap a Tiger - Chapters 39–40 Quiz

What does Lily realize about the tiger in Chapter 40?

Question Answer Choices The tiger is a symbol of her father's memory. The tiger might be a guiding force and not evil. The tiger is actually a figment of her imagination. The tiger represents her own fears and doubts.

Why does Sam feel guilty about their father?

Question Answer Choices She thinks she didn't appreciate him enough. She never got to say goodbye to their father. She feels responsible for their father's accident. She feels she has forgotten some things about him.

How does Sam react when Lily reveals everything about the tiger?

Question Answer Choices She becomes angry and walks away. She apologizes and tells Lily she was right not to give up on magic. She decides to ignore Lily's story. She laughs and thinks Lily is joking.

What does Sam promise Lily regarding the tiger?

Question Answer Choices She will stand her ground and face it with her. She will keep the tiger a secret. She will find a way to scare the tiger away. She will help capture the tiger.

What does Lily apologize to the tiger for in Chapter 40?

Question Answer Choices For not believing in the tiger. For ignoring the tiger's warnings. For calling the tiger a monster. For trying to capture the tiger.

What does Lily tell Sam about not giving up on in Chapter 39?

Question Answer Choices Family and friends. Dreams and wishes. Love and trust. Magic and hope.

What idea does Lily get after talking to Sam in Chapter 39?

Question Answer Choices To visit their father's grave. To go to the library and call out to the tiger for help. To write a letter to the tiger. To search the forest for clues.

What does the tiger do outside the car in Chapter 40?

Question Answer Choices It attacks the car. It steps in front of the car, clearing a path through the rain. It sits quietly by the side of the road. It runs away into the forest.

What does Lily tell Sam about stories?

Question Answer Choices Stories are meant to be forgotten. Stories are meant to be kept secret. Stories are meant to be rewritten. Stories are meant to be shared and confronted.

What does Lily realize about Sam's feelings towards Halmoni's traditions?

Question Answer Choices Sam was deeply connected to them. Sam was indifferent towards them. Sam was afraid of them. Sam felt alienated from them.