Gr.12 Life of Pi - Part 2C

3. The edible part of the carnivorous island's plant life that Pi eats.
4. The microscopic organisms that cause the ocean to glow at night.
7. A vital tool Pi finds in the locker and uses for defense and preparing food.
8. The books of the Bible that tell the story of Jesus, which Father Martin gives to Pi.
10. The ground-up fish used to attract larger prey.
11. A crucial daily routine Pi maintains while at sea to prevent infection and maintain sanity.
12. The specific species of the three-toed sloth Pi studied in his thesis.
14. Large marine mammals that surface near Pi's raft, making him fearful of being capsized.

1. Pi navigates using these heavenly bodies at night.
2. A major physiological need Pi addresses with the solar stills and collected water.
5. The condition that makes Pi sick and vulnerable just before meeting the other castaway.
6. The violent storm that destroys Pi's raft and most of his supplies.
7. The surname of both the atheist biology teacher and the Sufi baker.
9. The spiritual practice Pi continues daily on the lifeboat.
10. The theme explored explicitly with the French castaway and implicitly in the second story's human version.
13. A type of shellfish Pi eats from the island's shores.