Hatchet Section 3 Flashcard

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What is the significance of the hatchet in 'Hatchet'?

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The hatchet is Brian's only tool for survival, symbolizing hope and resourcefulness. It is essential for making fire, building shelter, and finding food.

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What lesson does Brian learn about survival after crying in his shelter?

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Brian learns that feeling sorry for himself doesn't help in survival situations; he must stay positive and think through his challenges.

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What advice does Brian follow regarding the possibility of danger?

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Brian learns not to deny the possibility that something could go wrong, which helps him prepare for unexpected challenges.

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How does Brian use the hatchet to make fire?

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Brian strikes the hatchet against rocks to create sparks, which he uses to ignite dry materials and start a fire.

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What does Brian realize about his family situation while in the wilderness?

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Brian reflects on his family dynamics, realizing that he must focus on survival rather than his emotional turmoil regarding his parents.

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What is the first rule of survival that Brian learns?

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The first rule of survival is to stay calm and think through the situation, rather than panicking.

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How does Brian's dream about his father and Terry help him?

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The dream inspires Brian to use the hatchet to make a fire, which is crucial for his survival.

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What does Brian learn about coping with challenges?

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Brian learns to accept that he will face difficult challenges and must be prepared to deal with them.

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What does the survival pack in the plane contain?

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The survival pack contains emergency supplies that can help in case of an emergency landing.

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What does Brian learn about self-pity?

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Brian learns that self-pity is unproductive and that he must take action to improve his situation.