Hatchet Chapter 15

Front

How does Brian keep track of the days he has been in the wilderness?

Back

Brian makes a mark for each day on the stone near the door of his shelter.

Front

What method does Brian use to cook the foolbird?

Back

Brian cooks the foolbird by placing it over the fire on a Y-shaped stick.

Front

What animal does Brian think he can catch with an arrow or spear?

Back

Brian thinks he can catch a larger rabbit.

Front

What does the word 'intent' mean in the context of Brian's determination to get meat?

Back

In this context, 'intent' means determined.

Front

How did Brian's dad feel when he forgot to water the tomato plants?

Back

Brian's dad was miffed.

Front

What is the significance of marking days in the wilderness for Brian?

Back

Marking days helps Brian keep track of time and maintain a sense of normalcy.

Front

What does Brian learn about survival in the wilderness?

Back

Brian learns to adapt, find food, and use his surroundings to survive.

Front

Why is the foolbird important to Brian's survival?

Back

The foolbird provides Brian with a source of food.

Front

What does Brian's determination reveal about his character?

Back

Brian's determination shows his resilience and ability to overcome challenges.

Front

How does Brian's experience in the wilderness change him?

Back

Brian becomes more self-reliant, resourceful, and mature.