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Life of Pi: Journey of a Character from Pondicherry

Explore the central character's incredible journey from Pondicherry in the book and film "Life of Pi". Discover the lessons of resilience and self-discovery.

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Life of Pi: Journey of a Character from Pondicherry

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  1. The central character in the book and the film “Life of Pi” is from Pondicherry.

  2. Bonjour! mardi, le douze septembre

  3. Pourquoi tombons-nous? Nous tombons pour apprendre comment se lever.

  4. Sommes-nous prêt? Nous sommesprêts !

  5. Alsace et Lorraine Écrivezune phrase au passé composé au sujet de l’Alsace et / ou de la Lorraine. Écrivez une phrase à l’imparfait au sujet de l’Alsace et / ou de la Lorraine.

  6. Écrivezune phrase où un mot de vocabulaire de pp. 36-37 est le COD. Remplacez le COD avec un pronom COD.

  7. On Wednesday, you will choose a partner and you will carry out a dialogue in which you pretend that one of you is having a problem with a roommate and the other is there to help. Each person must speak at least four lines. You do not have to memorize what you say, but you grade will be higher if you can speak from memory. Your grade will be dependent only on your work. It will be neither raised nor lowered by the contribution of partner.

  8. You will have the first thirty minutes of class on Wednesday to prepare.

  9. Billet de sortie Write a sentence in the past tense which begins “En Alsace…” and which uses a vocabulary word from pp. 36 – 37.

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