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ICSE · Class 6 · English Literature

30 flashcards for Saving the Tiger (ICSE Class 6 English Literature) to test yourself on key terms and facts. Sample: "What is the main idea.

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Main ThemeVocabularyThreats to TigersHabitat LossLanguage Use
Card 1Main Theme

What is the main idea of the chapter 'Saving the Tiger'?

Answer

The main idea is that tigers are endangered due to poaching, habitat loss, and prey depletion, but with strong protection and public cooperation, their population can recover. Saving tigers also helps…

Card 2Vocabulary

What does 'endangered' mean? Give an example from the chapter.

Answer

'Endangered' means a species is at risk of becoming extinct because its population is very low. Example: Tigers are endangered because only about 3,000 remain in Indian forests.

Card 3Vocabulary

What is poaching?

Answer

Poaching means hunting or killing animals illegally. In the chapter, people poach tigers for their skin, bones, and body parts, which are sold in China and Southeast Asia.

Card 4Threats to Tigers

Why are tigers poached?

Answer

Tigers are poached because their skin is used for decoration, and their bones and body parts are used in traditional medicine in countries like China and Southeast Asia, even though there is no scient…

Card 5Vocabulary

What does 'habitat' mean?

Answer

Habitat is the natural home or environment where an animal lives. For tigers, it is forests with enough prey, water, and shelter.

Card 6Habitat Loss

How has habitat destruction affected tigers?

Answer

As human population grew, forests were cut down for agriculture and development. This destroyed tiger habitats, forcing them into small areas like national parks, making survival harder.

Card 7Language Use

What does 'cloaked in forest' mean in the chapter?

Answer

'Cloaked in forest' means the whole country was once fully covered with forests, like a cloak. The phrase suggests green and dense forest cover across India in the past.

Card 8Threats to Tigers

Why is prey poaching a threat to tigers?

Answer

Tigers need animals like deer to eat. When people illegally hunt these animals for meat, tigers have less food. A tigress may not be able to raise her cubs if prey is scarce.

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What are the important topics in Saving the Tiger for ICSE Class 6 English Literature?
Key topics in Saving the Tiger include Summary and Main Ideas, Tone and Mood of the Text, Cause and Effect in the Text, Grammar: Phrases and Clauses. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 6 exams.
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There are 30 flashcards for Saving the Tiger covering key definitions, facts and ideas. A few sample cards are shown on this page.
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