Savvas Hatchet

Why did the pilot who rescued Brian land on the lake?

• He saw the smoke coming from Brian's fire.

• He had been sent to survey the lake and surrounding land.

• Some natives reported that a boy was living there.

• He heard the emergency transmitter and saw the plane tail.

Who is the author of Hatchet?

• Paul Garysen

• Gary Paulsen

• Sven Gaulsen

• Paul Paulsen

His mother gives Brian a hatchet to use when visiting his father. What does Brian think of the Hatchet.

• He loves it!

• He is afraid of it.

• He thinks it is hokey.

• He is not sure why his mother gave it to him.

Hatchet uses flashbacks. What does Brian see while riding his bike with Terry?

• He sees his mother in a car with a strange man.

• He sees his mother in a car with a man he knows.

• He sees his mother in a car with his father.

• He sees his mother alone in a car at the mall.

What does Brian know that his father does not know.

• His mother has a secret.

• His mother did not want the divorce to happen.

• His mother has a new job in the city.

• His mother is leaving for the summer.

Brian is in a plane where the pilot...

• won't stop talking.

• showed him how to fly.

• does not know how to fly

• had a heart attack.

Brian has two thoughts about landing the plane. What does he decide to do?

• He forces the plane to land.

• He forces the plane to land in a field.

• He waits for the fuel to run out and then tries to land the plane in a lake.

• He waits for the fuel to run out and then land the plane.

What is the main theme of the book 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen?

• Survival and self-reliance

• Friendship and loyalty

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Hatchet' to describe Brian's thoughts and feelings?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Internal monologue

In 'Hatchet', what is the significance of the hatchet given to Brian by his mother?

• It symbolizes his connection to his family.

• It is a tool for survival.

• It represents his anger towards his parents.

• It is a symbol of his independence.