Survival Challenges in the Wilderness

Brian, a 13-year-old boy, wakes up after a plane crash in the Canadian wilderness. He is extremely thirsty and struggles to find water, eventually drinking from a lake. As he reflects on his situation, he realizes the gravity of being lost and alone. Hunger sets in, and he recalls motivational lessons from his teacher, Perpich, to stay positive and proactive. Brian takes inventory of his belongings, including a hatchet, and strategizes his survival plan, understanding the importance of self-reliance and resourcefulness.

What immediate physical discomfort does Brian experience upon waking up?

• Cold

• Dizziness

• Thirst

• Hunger

Why is Brian hesitant to drink from the lake initially?

• He thinks it's too cold

• He is unsure if it's safe

• He fears it might be salty

• He doesn't like the taste

What happens to Brian after he drinks from the lake?

• He feels energized

• He becomes sick

• He falls asleep

• He feels hungrier

What realization does Brian come to about his situation?

• He is close to a town

• He is alone in the wilderness

• He is in a desert

• He is near a highway

What does Brian hope for regarding his rescue?

• That it will be a surprise

• That it will be delayed

• That it won't happen

• That it will happen soon

What does Brian think about when he feels hungry?

• Cooking a meal

• Catching fish

• Finding a restaurant

• Eating a burger

What advice from his teacher does Brian remember?

• Stay positive

• Stay quiet

• Stay hidden

• Stay calm

What does Brian experience in the forest that emphasizes his isolation?

• A loud noise

• Complete silence

• A sudden storm

• A wild animal

What complicates the rescue efforts for Brian?

• The plane's off-course flight

• The weather conditions

• The dense forest

• The lack of communication

What does Brian realize he needs to do to survive?

• Build a shelter

• Climb a tree

• Find a road

• Signal for help