Hatchet Themes

Which line from the story signals a major turning point in Brian's conflict?

• "Then he heard the slithering."

• "The hatchet was the key to it all."

• "The material had to be finer."

• "A friend and a guard from a tiny spark."

Brian became most frustrated with himself when he

• threw the hatchet at the porcupine.

• tried to remember what he had learned in science class.

• realized he did not know how to make a fire.

• found the place in the cave where the hatchet had struck.

Explain the following sentence from the story: "Brian found it was a long way from sparks to fire"

What did Brian's mother get him for the trip?

• a backpack

• a hatchet

• a knife

• a cell phone

What is one of the themes explored in 'Hatchet'?

• Survival

• Friendship

• Romance

• Adventure

What is the main topic of the book 'Hatchet'?

• adventure

• romance

• mystery

• survival

What does Brian learn about himself through his survival experience?

• Brian learns about his inner strength and resilience.

• Brian learns that he is not capable of surviving on his own.

• Brian learns that he is weak and easily gives up.

• Brian learns that he is dependent on others for his survival.

Which theme is most prominently explored in the novel 'Hatchet'?

• Survival

• Friendship

• Romance

• Adventure

What does the hatchet symbolize in the story?

• Brian's connection to his father

• The challenges of nature

• Brian's survival and self-reliance

• The danger of the wilderness

How does Brian's character change throughout the novel?

• He becomes more dependent on others.

• He learns to appreciate modern technology.

• He grows more self-reliant and resilient.

• He becomes more fearful of nature.