Hatchet: Chapter 1-5

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What life-saving technique does Brian think he could use to save the pilot's life?

Back

C.P.R. (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is a life-saving technique used in emergencies when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped.

Front

What food does Brian first think of when he feels hunger after taking in water?

Back

Brian's first thought of food is a hamburger, highlighting his immediate craving for something substantial.

Front

What is the secret that Brian discovers in Chapter 4?

Back

Brian discovers that his mother was in the car with another man, which reveals the emotional turmoil related to his parents' divorce.

Front

Where does Brian feel the worst pain after the plane crash?

Back

Brian feels the worst pain in his head, indicating the physical and emotional trauma he is experiencing.

Front

What gift did Brian's mother give him before he was dropped off at the airport?

Back

Brian's mother gave him a hatchet as a present, which becomes a crucial tool for his survival.

Front

What is the significance of the hatchet in Brian's survival?

Back

The hatchet symbolizes survival and self-reliance, as it is a tool that helps Brian create shelter, find food, and protect himself.

Front

How does Brian's emotional state affect his survival in the wilderness?

Back

Brian's emotional state, influenced by his parents' divorce, affects his focus and determination, impacting his ability to survive.

Front

What does Brian learn about himself during his time in the wilderness?

Back

Brian learns about his resilience, resourcefulness, and the importance of staying calm under pressure.

Front

What role does nature play in Brian's survival experience?

Back

Nature serves as both a challenge and a resource for Brian, providing food, shelter, and lessons in survival.

Front

How does Brian's perception of his parents change throughout the story?

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Brian's perception of his parents evolves as he reflects on their divorce and his feelings of betrayal and confusion.