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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. Which of the following statements is true about Pi's parents' practice of their religion?
(a) Pi's father was raised as a Hindu, but had been schooled as a Baptist.
(b) Pi's parents were not very religious.
(c) Pi's mother had a Hindu upbringing, but had been schooled as a Presbyterian.
(d) Pi's parents practiced their Hindu religion faithfully all the time.
2. What happened when the two Mr. Kumars in Pi's life meet by chance at the zoo?
(a) The two Mr. Kumars discussed Pi's interfaith practices.
(b) Pi invited both Mr. Kumars to stay for tea at the zoo.
(c) Pi gave them both carrots to feed the zebras.
(d) Nothing. After an introduction they each went their separate ways.
3. In Part 1, Chapter 30, what does the author say he learned about Pi when they met?
(a) That Pi was married.
(b) That Pi did not believe in marriage.
(c) That Pi was twice divorced.
(d) That Pi's wife's name is Meena and she is a doctor.
4. What is the omega animal?
(a) The one with the lowest social standing in their group.
(b) The animal that is given the easiest tricks to learn.
(c) The one with the highest social standing in their group.
(d) The hardest animal to train.
5. What did the main character think about the animals in the zoo?
(a) They were happy living in the zoo.
(b) They were fearful of the other animals in the zoo.
(c) They were not happy living in the zoo.
(d) They would like to return to the wild.
Short Answer Questions
1. The main character's father loved to talk about what subject?
2. Which of the following does Pi discuss as a strange living arrangement of animals?
3. How did Pi end up in the lifeboat?
4. Symbolically, what does it mean when the storm clears?
5. In Part 1, Chapter 1, the main character tells about his experience in which location?
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