4. What was the tiger trying to do with his feces?
(a) Push them onto the raft.
(b) Hide them from Pi.
(c) Push them into the water.
(d) Eat them.

5. What two things does Pi attribute his survival alongside Richard Parker with?
(a) The seperate spaces of the raft and the lifeboat.
(b) Richard Parker's tendency towards seasickness and Pi being the provider of food and water.
(c) His ignorance at the true dangers of Richard Parker and luck.
(d) His faith in his religion and his mother's love for him.

6. What did Pi do each time he thought he saw lights in the distance?
(a) Set off a flare.
(b) Yelled.
(c) Cried in happiness, then in pain, when the lights didn't come closer.
(d) Directed a broken mirror piece at the lights.

7. What else did Pi see a group of, which stayed with him an entire day?
(a) Dolphins.
(b) Sea Lions.
(c) Sharks.
(d) Whales.

8. What of Pi's disintegrated from the sun and salt?
(a) His clothes.
(b) His raft.
(c) His food.
(d) His boat.

9. What equipment did Pi fish the most with?
(a) Hooks.
(b) Poles.
(c) Gaffs.
(d) His hands.

10. What emerged for Pi through the darkest times?
(a) His love for his mother.
(b) His hope.
(c) His faith.
(d) His despair.

11. About how much did Pi sleep a night?
(a) Five hours.
(b) Three hours.
(c) Seven hours.
(d) An hour.

12. What did Pi make the lifeboat more and more into?
(a) A home.
(b) A shelter.
(c) A zoo habitat.
(d) A tiger's den.

13. What did Pi tell to the interviewers?
(a) Nothing. He is too exhausted to say anything.
(b) That he won't say anything more until he goes home.
(c) His story.
(d) His religious philosophies.

14. What did Pi spend a lot of time in the manual reading about and studying?
(a) Navigational directions.
(b) How to signal that he was alive.
(c) How to make a shelter.
(d) The tide and current.

15. What did Pi plan to do with the tiger once the tiger expressed friendliness and harmlessness?
(a) Tame him.
(b) Leave him.
(c) Kill him.
(d) Train him.