Life of Pi-Part 3

Where were the two men from who were dispatched to the town where Pi recovered in an effort to interview

him?

• Canada.

• Mexico.

• Japan.

• United States.

How long did the two men dispatched to the town interview Pi for?

• 3 hours.

• 2 days.

• 3 days.

What was the date that Pi's interview with the officials began?

• April 17, 1998.

• January 12, 1968.

• February 19, 1978.

• March 24, 1988.

What did the interviewers feed Pi before he told them his story?

• Nothing.

• Fish.

• A sandwich.

• A cookie.

What did the interviewers want to know first?

• What food Pi had eaten to survive for the past few months.

• Where Pi had learned his survival techniques from.

• Who the tiger was and where Pi had been the past months.

• How the ship sank and what happened to the ship's cargo.

What did Pi tell to the interviewers?

• His story.

• His religious philosophies.

What did the interviewers do after Pi finished telling them what he told them?

• Remarked to eachother in Japanese that Pi was not very forthcoming about his experiences.

• Remarked to each other in Japanese that they found the story interesting and then took a short break.

What did the interviewers tell Pi they thought about his story?

• That they didn't believe it.

• That they thought it was a story of heroism.

• That they thought it was so improbable it was amazing he had survived.

What did Pi tell the interviewers after they gave their impressions of Pi's story?

• A horribly gory tale about the shipwreck and his survival that didn't involve animals.

• A story without animals and with four lifeboats and three surviving shipmates.

• That he didn't believe he was a hero or amazing, just that he was lucky.

What did the interviewing men decide had caused the ship to sink?

• Pi.

• A horrible, perfect storm.

• Pi's mother.

• Nothing--the answer lies at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.