Hatchet

How many people were in the plane?

• 4

• 3

• 2

• 1

What did Brian do after the plane engine died?

• He called the air traffic controller for instructions.

• He put on his parachute, opened the plane door and jumped.

• He steered it toward a lake so it would crash into the water.

• He glided it toward an open meadow as the pilot had told him to do.

What did Brian remember after the dream about his father and Terry?

• His hatchet was outside in the rain, and needed to bring it in.
• His father had taught Terry and him a lot about survival in the woods.
• Terry had suggested that he get a hatchet and his dad had given it to him.
• He had seen a shower of sparks when he threw his hatchet at the porcupine.

How did Brian learn the lesson to protect his food and improve his shelter?

• by being sprayed by a skunk
• by watching a family of deer
• by having a fox move into his shelter
• by losing his catch of fish to heron

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Who gave Brian his hatchet?

• his father

• his mother

• the pilot

• he found it

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How did the pilot of the plane die?

• He broke his neck in the plane crash.

• He had a stroke.

• He had a heart attack.

• A passenger killed him.

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What was the purpose of Brian's trip to the Canadian woods?

• He was going to spend the summer with his father.

• He was going on a camping trip.

• He was visiting his best friend's family.

• He was going to learn how to fish.

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CCSS.RI.7.2

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CCSS.RL.6.2

CCSS.RL.7.2

Who is the author of Hatchet?

• Paul Garysen

• Gary Paulsen

• Sven Gaulsen

• Paul Paulsen

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What is the first food that Brian finds in the woods?

• Fish 
• Berries
• Roots
• Worms

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Brian knew how many days he has been in the Canadian wilderness by ---.

• making a mark for each day on the stone near the door of his shelter.

• by dropping rocks into a bag he hung up on a nearby tree.

• by piling up sticks, one for each day

• by his watch that tells the date

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CCSS.RI.7.1

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