Hatchet Chapters 9 and 10

Front

What did Brian use to finally make a fire?

Back

Brian was able to make a fire by igniting birch bark peelings.

Front

How does Brian refer to himself in the story?

Back

Brian calls himself a city boy.

Front

What is a cause-effect relationship in Hatchet?

Back

The turtle laid eggs in the sand. Brian now has food.

Front

What made Brian feel queasy when watching Uncle Carter eat?

Back

Brian felt queasy watching Uncle Carter eat a raw egg with his milk.

Front

What additional element did Brian discover was needed to get the fire going?

Back

Brian discovered that he also needed air to get the fire going.

Front

What is the significance of birch bark in starting a fire?

Back

Birch bark is highly flammable and helps ignite a fire easily.

Front

What does Brian learn about survival in the wilderness?

Back

Brian learns that resourcefulness and knowledge of nature are crucial for survival.

Front

What role does air play in starting a fire?

Back

Air provides the oxygen necessary for combustion, which is essential for fire.

Front

How does Brian's perspective change throughout the story?

Back

Brian evolves from feeling helpless to becoming more self-reliant and confident.

Front

What does the turtle symbolize in the story?

Back

The turtle symbolizes sustenance and the connection to nature.