a) Indian god
b) A swimming hole
c) A type of banana tree
d) A swimming legend
100
Pi practiced
A) Christianity
B) Islam
C) Hinduism
D) All of the above
100
unwillingness to give up in the face of life-threatening circumstances
A) Religious faith
B) Human evil
C) Science Vs religion
D) The will to survive
100
The second story.
A) the animal version
B) the version with the human survivors
C) the author's trip to India
D) the report from the Oika Co.
100
an atheist
A) Father Martin
B) Santosh Kumar
C) Yann Martel
D) Francis Adirubasamy
200
Pi's Family Owned
A) A Hindu temple
B) A monastery
C) A zoo
D) A circus
200
This animal represented the Taiwanese sailor
A) The Orangutan
B) The Bengal Tiger
C) The Zebra
D) The Rat
200
Mr. Okamoto and Mr. Chiba
A) characters that represent reason and irrational thought
B) characters that represent good and evil
C) characters that represent high and low intelligence
D) characters that represent depression and happiness
200
Pi discovers the freshwater ponds
A) that which happens during Pi's time in Pondicherry
B) that which happens before arrival on the island
C) that which happens prior to the acid pools
D) that which occurs simultaneously with the storm
200
Pi's brother
A) Santosh
B) Gita
C) Satish
D) Ravi
300
He was a baker and had the same name as Pi's biology instructor.
A) Ravi
B) Santosh Patel
C) Satish Kumar
D) Father Martin
300
The color that represents hope and survival.
A) blue
B) orange
C) red
D) violet
300
The alternative versions of what happened on the lifeboat.
A) Good and Evil
B) Science Vs religion
C) the importance of storytelling
D) the nature of religious belief
300
The character's name that foreshadows the tragic events on the ocean.
A) Piscine Molitar Patel
B) Richard Parker
C) Mr. Kumar
D) Gita Patel
300
the character that tells Pi the story of Jesus
A) Richard Parker
B) Father Martin
C) the Hindu Pandit
D) the Imam
400
She is murdered on the lifeboat.
A) Santosh
B) Gita
C) Ravi
D) Francis
400
an irrational mathematical number, used to calculate distance in a circle.
A)Richard Parker
B) cube
C) Pi
D) denominator
400
an alternate version of the truth
A) reality
B) storytelling
C) objective thinking
D) scientific research
400
The author reads a report from the Oika Co.
A) the denouement
B) the climax
C) the falling action
D) the rising action
400
Pi's younger daughter
A) Asturo
B) Usha
C) the hyena
D) the sailor
500
The protagonist of the Life of Pi narrative
A) Yann Martell
B) Richard Parker
C) Pi Patel
D) Nikhil Patel
500
This represented materialism and the temptation of creature comforts.
A) the lifeboat
B) Pi's Canadian residence
C) the island
D) the Pondicherry zoo
500
They both require faith on the part of the listener or devotee.
A) Science & religion
B) Documentaries and films
C) Stories and religion
D) Mr. Okamoto and Mr. Chiba
500
a means of survival
A) the will to survive
B) storytelling
C) religious faith
D) human evil
500
His breaks his leg on the lifeboat
A) Mr. Okamoto
B) the Taiwanese sailor
C) Satish Kumar
D) the orangutan