Hatchet Quiz

Brian tried lighting many items to make fire. Finally, he was able to make a fire by igniting ___________.

• Dry twigs

• Birch bark peeling

• Dry leaves

• His $20 bill and odd paper

Which of the following is NOT a reason Brian wanted a fire?

• Brian could build a signal fire.

• The fire would keep away animals like the porcupines.

• Brian could cook the raspberries over the fire.

• The smoke from the fire kept the mosquitoes away.

How did Brian clean his shelter?

• Changed the pine needles bedding

• Brought in dry leaves to cover the floor

• Washed the rocks down with water from the lake

• Swept the sand and hung up his jacket to dry

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

• Brian’s arms had grown strong from all the firewood he had carried.

• Brian’s hair was long and shaggy and his nails were broken and ragged.

• Brian’s face was scarred from the plane crash.

• Brian’s stomach had caved in, his skin was tanned, and his face was leathery.

What two senses of Brian did he realized had changed?

• Taste and sound

• Sight and sound

• Sight and touch

• Smell and sound

What was the main conflict that Brian faced at this point in Hatchet?

• Brian felt all hope was lost when the rescue plane flew away

• Brian wanted desperately to build a bonfire, but he did not know how

• Brian was afraid of all the wild animals in the Canadian wilderness

• Brian was hungry because he cannot find enough food to eat

How did Brian feel, at the end of chapter 12?

• Excited to see a plane

• Like all hope was gone

• Good with a full stomach

• He would be rescued at any time

What item did Brian use to finally start a fire in the wilderness?

• Dry twigs

• Birch bark peeling

• Dry leaves

• His $20 bill and odd paper

Which of the following is NOT a reason Brian wanted a fire?

• Brian could build a signal fire.

• The fire would keep away animals like the porcupines.

• Brian could cook the raspberries over the fire.

• The smoke from the fire kept the mosquitoes away.

How did Brian clean his shelter?

• Changed the pine needles bedding

• Brought in dry leaves to cover the floor

• Washed the rocks down with water from the lake

• Swept the sand and hung up his jacket to dry