Life of Pi: Chapters 8-9 Quiz

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Life of Pi: Chapters 8-9 Quiz


Froggy Jumps Life of Pi: Chapters 8-9 QuizVersion en ligne Quiz from Life of Pi chapters 8-9 par Snoopy Zz 1 1. In Chapter Eight, why are Pi's parents surprised when they meet the three religious men? a a)Because they didn't know their son was so popular in the park. b b)Because they didn't know Pi was interested in any religion at all. c c)Because they thought Pi only believed in science, not in God. 2 2. How does Pi's father describe himself in relation to religion and India? a c)He is a deeply religious man who respects all faiths equally. b a)He is part of the old, traditional India. c b)He is part of a New India that is rich and modern. 3 3. What is Ravi's "religion," according to the narrator? a b)Academic success b a)Hinduism c c)Cricket 4 What is the main demand that the priest, pandit, and imam agree upon regarding Pi? a b)That he must choose one religion and not follow all three. b a)That he should stop visiting all of them to avoid confusion. c c)That his parents should force him to make a decision. 5 5. How does Pi explain his desire to follow three religions? a a)He says he wants to learn about different cultures. b b)He says he just wants to love God. c c)He says he is confused and needs more time to decide. 6 6. In Chapter Nine, what is the primary reason the Patel family decides to leave India? a a)The zoo is losing money, and they are becoming poor. b c)Ravi and Pi were accepted into universities in Canada. c b)Political trouble in India is bad for their business (the zoo). 7 7. How does the narrator initially describe Canada to the reader? a a)As a land of exciting new opportunities and freedom. b b)As a place that is icy cold, where they don't play cricket, and is as far away as the moon. c c)As a country very similar to India but with more animals. 8 8. What did the family do with the animals from their zoo? a c)They took them all to Canada to start a new zoo. b b)They sold many of them to zoos in North America. c a)They set them all free into the Indian wilderness. 9 9. What comparison does the author use to describe the difficulty of moving a zoo? a c)It is like herding cats across an ocean. b a)It is like moving a mountain. c b)It is like moving a city. 10 10. How long did it take to arrange all the necessary paperwork for moving the animals? a a)Several weeks b c)Exactly six months c b)More than a year

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Life of Pi: Chapters 8-9 QuizVersion en ligne

par Snoopy Zz

1. In Chapter Eight, why are Pi's parents surprised when they meet the three religious men?

2. How does Pi's father describe himself in relation to religion and India?

3. What is Ravi's "religion," according to the narrator?

What is the main demand that the priest, pandit, and imam agree upon regarding Pi?

5. How does Pi explain his desire to follow three religions?

6. In Chapter Nine, what is the primary reason the Patel family decides to leave India?

7. How does the narrator initially describe Canada to the reader?

8. What did the family do with the animals from their zoo?

9. What comparison does the author use to describe the difficulty of moving a zoo?

10. How long did it take to arrange all the necessary paperwork for moving the animals?