Hatchet Pages 13-18

What was Brian's initial reaction after realizing the pilot's condition?

• He immediately took control of the plane.

• He tried to wake the pilot up, hoping it was a dream.

• He called for help using the radio.

• He performed CPR on the pilot.

What did Brian do when he first tried to help?

• He took control of the plane's wheel.

• He screamed for help.

• He touched the pilot on the chest to check for signs of life.

• He used the radio to call for help.

How did Brian attempt to control the plane initially?

• By adjusting the altimeter.

• By using the rudder pedals to steer.

• By pulling back on the wheel gently.

• By pushing the wheel forward.

What was Brian's reaction when the plane hit turbulence?

• He looked for a place to land.

• He adjusted the engine speed.

• He panicked and screamed for help.

• He managed to stabilize the plane immediately.

What did Brian realize about the plane's instruments?

• He used the altimeter to maintain altitude.

• He found them confusing and couldn't understand them.

• He could use them to navigate perfectly.

• He ignored them completely.

How did Brian find the radio?

• By noticing the TRANSMITTER 221 label.

• By reading the plane's manual.

• By remembering the pilot's actions.

• By accidentally pressing a button.

What was Brian's first action after putting on the headset?

• He called for help using proper aviation terms.

• He waited silently for someone to speak first.

• He immediately knew how to use it.

• He blew into the microphone to test it.

What caused Brian to panic while using the radio?

• He heard a response that scared him.

• He couldn't remember how to use it.

• He received no response to his calls for help.

• The radio stopped working.

How did Brian's attempt to stabilize the plane go?

• He lost control and the plane started to dive.

• The plane flew perfectly without his intervention.

• He managed to fly smoothly after a few tries.

• He performed complex maneuvers to avoid crashing.

What was Brian's realization about his situation?

• He believed rescue was imminent.

• He knew exactly where he was.

• He felt confident in his ability to land the plane.

• He understood he was on his own with no immediate help.