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9. Match the words to the definitions.

Use a dictionary if necessary.

1. drift - to be carried along with currents of water.

2. sink - to go down below the surface of water.

3. castaway - a person who has survived an accident at sea.

4. drown - to die because you are underwater too long and can't breathe.

5. lifeboat - a small boat used of emergencies.

6. oar - a piece of wood for rowing a boat.

7. shipwreck - when a ship is destroyed by sea.

8. cargo ship - a ship for transporting goods.

9. raft - a floating platform, made by wood.

10. seasick - suffering from nausea on a ship.

11. wash up - to be brought to shore by the sea.

10. Complete the film review with the correct form of the words in exercise 9.

Life of PiAng Lee's gorgeous 3D movie is an incredible tale of survival at sea, with two most unusual castaways.

Pi Patel , a young Indian boy, is travelling on board a Japanese cargo ship bound for Canada, along with his family and some of the animals from their zoo.

One night, during a freak storm, the ship sinked.

Everybody on the ship, including Pi's family, drowned.

Pi, who has managed to survive the shipwreck finds himself drifting around the Pacific Ocean in a lifeboat.

He believes he's alone, until he discovers the zoo's Bengal tiger, aformidable animal with the strange name of Richard Parker, under a piece of tarpaulin.

To get away from the tiger, Pi builds himself a raft from life jackets and an oar which he ties to the boat.

He spends his day fishing, trying to keep himself and Richard Parker alive.

Eventually, he is able to control the tiger by rocking the boat, which makes the animal feel seasick, and blowing a whistle.

After 227 days of hardship, during which boy and tiger learn to tolerate each other's presence, the lifeboat washed up on the coast of Mexico.

What happens next you'll have to see for yourself.

A great film!