The film of this week is Life of Pi. Pi has been raised in a zoo in India. When his father decides to move the family to Canada and sell the animals to American zoos, they get on a Japanese ship. The ship sinks, and 16-year-old Pi finds himself alone on a lifeboat with a hyena, an orangutan, a zebra, and a tiger.
Soon, there’s only Pi and the tiger. They spend 227 days in the Pacific Ocean. Pi’s fear, knowledge, and wisdom keep him alive. Finally, they reach the coast of Mexico, where the tiger disappears into the jungle. The Japanese who question Pi don’t believe his story, so he tells a second one --- more normal, less interesting. But is it truer?
The film is really touching, meaningful and unusual. It’s also a story, as some audiences say, to “make you believe in God.”
Pi’s family get on a Japanese ship, because 　　　　.

A．his father wants to move to Canada.

B．his father wants to move to America.

C．his father decides to sell animals to American zoos.

D．his father wants to move to Canada and sell animals to American zoos.

After the ship sinks, Pi finds himself staying with 　　　　.

A．his father

B．his family

C．some animals including a tiger

D．some Japanese

What makes Pi go through 227 days with the tiger?

A．The Pacific Ocean.

B．The coast of the Mexico.

C．The jungle.

D．His knowledge, cleverness as well as his fear.

What do you think of Pi?

A．honest

B．clever

C．timid

D．impatient

Which of the following statements is true about the film?

A．The Japanese believe Pi’s story.

B．The film is an ordinary one.

C．The film makes people believe in God.

D．Pi tells a second story, which is truer.