Front

What is the importance of air in starting and maintaining a fire?

Back

Air provides the oxygen needed for combustion, which is essential for fire to burn.

Front

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

Back

Dreams can reflect Brian's thoughts and feelings, providing insights into his struggles and desires, such as learning survival skills.

Front

How does fire affect mosquitoes in the wild?

Back

Fire helps to repel mosquitoes, making it easier for Brian to avoid their bites.

Front

What can cause damage to a hatchet during survival activities?

Back

Using a hatchet improperly, such as throwing it at an animal, can chip or damage the blade.

Front

What wildlife has Brian encountered in the wilderness?

Back

Brian has encountered a bear, a porcupine, and mosquitoes, but not a moose.

Front

What is a hatchet and its primary use in survival situations?

Back

A hatchet is a small axe used for chopping wood, making fire, and other survival tasks.

Front

Why is it important for Brian to learn how to make a fire?

Back

Fire provides warmth, protection, and a means to cook food, which are crucial for survival.

Front

What are some methods to start a fire without matches?

Back

Methods include using a hatchet to create sparks, friction from sticks, or focusing sunlight with a lens.

Front

What psychological challenges does Brian face while alone in the wilderness?

Back

Brian deals with loneliness, fear, and the need to stay focused on survival tasks.

Front

How does Brian's experience with nature change throughout the story?

Back

Brian learns to respect nature, adapt to his environment, and develop survival skills.