Have You Read 'the Tiger Who Came To Tea'?

The correct answer is Sophie. The question is asking for the name of the girl in the book, and out of the given options, Sophie is the only name that matches.

The author of the book is Judith Kerr.

When Sophie's father discovers that there is no food left, he decides to take his family out for dinner. This implies that he takes a proactive approach to the situation, seeking a solution by providing an alternative meal for his family rather than getting angry or crying.

To ensure the tiger doesn't inconvenience them again, Sophie and her mother got a can of tiger food. By having tiger food, they can potentially distract the tiger and redirect its attention away from their house. This action implies that they are trying to find a peaceful solution to avoid any further inconvenience caused by the tiger.

The tiger first rang the bell when it arrived at the house. This suggests that the tiger was either trained to ring the bell or had some prior knowledge of how to use it. This action may have been an attempt to gain entry into the house or to get the attention of the people inside. It indicates a level of intelligence and problem-solving ability on the part of the tiger.

The correct answer is "Drinks all the tea and eats all the food in the house." This answer is supported by the context given in the question. It implies that the tiger's arrival leads to the consumption of all the tea and food in the house.

The book was first published in England.

The tiger visits them in their house during the afternoon.

The book was first published in 1968.

The book was published by Harper Collins in 1992.