Characters
Literary Terms
Plot
Places
100

Brother to Pi Patel

Ravi

100

The name for a fictional story of more than 100 pages

novel

100

What animal do Pi, Mr. Kumar, and Mr. Kumar admire at the zoo at the start of the novel? 

a zebra

100

Where does Pi spend his childhood? 

Pondicherry,  India

200

Nickname of the man who teaches Pi to swim

Mamaji

200

A recurring image or idea within a literary work

a motif

200

What is Pi's first (and primary) religion? 

Hinduism

200

Where is the Patel family moving to when they board the Tsimtsum? 

A new life in Canada
300

Pi's full name (First, middle, and last)

Piscine Molitor Patel

300

a story which is largely symbolic and often can be interpreted to have a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one

allegory

300

What is "three and a half feet deep, eight feet wide and twenty six feet long, exactly." 

the lifeboat

300

Where does Pi finally touch solid land (in other words not the floating island)

Mexico

400

Name of both the teacher and the Muslim baker

Mr. Kumar

400

Two literary devices present in this line: "No thundering from a pulpit, no condemnation from bad churches, no peer pressure, just a book of scripture waiting quietly to say hello, as gentle and powerful as a little girl's kiss on your cheek."

personification and simile 

400
How does Pi use the sea anchors as a tool for training Richard Parker? 

He uses them to turn the boat into the waves and create a rocking motion that makes Richard Parker seasick 

400

What item does Pi find wrapped in leaves on the island? 

human teeth

500

Junior member of the duo from the Japanese Ministry of Transport who interview Pi

Mr. Chiba 

500

Giving human qualities to animals

anthropomorphism

500
Where does Pi get the idea to eat a turtle and drink its blood? 

the survival manual that is with the supplies in the lifeboat

500

Where is Pi interviewed by the gentlemen from the Japanese Ministry

In an infirmary in Mexico.

M
e
n
u