HATCHET CH 11 - 13

Front

How has Brian’s body changed since he crashed in the Canadian wilderness?

Back

Brian's stomach has caved in, his skin is tanned, and his face is leathery from the smoke.

Front

What phrase begins and ends Chapter 11?

Back

"There were these things to do."

Front

What tool must Brian reinvent to survive?

Back

A bow and arrow.

Front

What is one of the things that Brian says 'changes him' in chapter 13?

Back

The plane passing.

Front

Why couldn't Brian catch fish when he first began using the bow and arrows?

Back

The water bent the light making the fish look like they were in a different place than where they really were.

Front

What does Brian's tanned skin indicate about his time in the wilderness?

Back

It shows he has been exposed to the sun for a long time.

Front

What does the phrase 'Only the strong survive' imply in the context of Brian's experience?

Back

It suggests that only those who are resilient and adaptable can endure the challenges of survival.

Front

How does Brian's physical strength change throughout the story?

Back

His arms have grown strong from all the firewood he has carried.

Front

What lesson does Brian learn from building a shelter?

Back

He learns the importance of protection and safety in the wilderness.

Front

What does Brian's long and shaggy hair symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes his transformation and adaptation to life in the wild.