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There are several different settings in Life of Pi. The first three, in order, are: A. Mexico, the lifeboat, Canada B. India, Japanese freighter, the lifeboat C. the lifeboat, India, Japan D. Japanese
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There are several different settings in Life of Pi. The first three, in order, are:
A. Mexico, the lifeboat, Canada
B. India, Japanese freighter, the lifeboat
C. the lifeboat, India, Japan
D. Japanese freighter, India, lifeboat
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C. the lifeboat, India, Japan
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I believe the answer is C
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