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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2 Chapter 41 | Part 2 Chapter 42 | Part 2 Chapter 43.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was the reaction of Pi's parents to Pi's explorations and practices of various religions?
(a) They wanted him to choose one faith and practice it.
(b) They wanted him to stop exploring religions and settle on one.
(c) They thought he was doing the right thing.
(d) They were uncomfortable with his religious practices.
2. According to Pi's father, what kind of an environment do animals seek?
(a) Comfortable.
(b) Safe.
(c) Free.
(d) Happy.
3. When did Pi feel that God was very close to him?
(a) When he was praying in the Christian church.
(b) When he was praying in the mosque.
(c) When he watched the Muslim shopkeeper.
(d) One day when he was riding his bike home from Mr. Kumar's, the Muslim.
4. When Pi's father took his sons on a tour of the zoo, which of the following statements is not true?
(a) They watched a tiger eat a goat.
(b) His father told them none of the animals could be touched.
(c) His father told them not to try and pet a tiger.
(d) His father showed them how quickly animals could kill them.
5. How did Richard Parker end up in the lifeboat with Pi?
(a) Pi doesn't know how he got there.
(b) He was there before Pi got in.
(c) Pi helped him swim to the boat by throwing him a life buoy.
(d) He jumped into the boat from the ship.
Short Answer Questions
1. Pi's interest in which of the following is one of the themes that runs throughout the book?
2. Why must a circus lion trainer establish that he is the alpha male with respect to the lion?
3. According to Pi, when have successful zookeepers created a healthy environment for the animals?
4. After the family sold the zoo, why did it take a year before they could leave India for Canada?
5. When Pi got back into the lifeboat in Part 2, who did he see look out from under the tarp?
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