Final Hatchet Test

Front

How did Brian keep track of the days he was alone in the wilderness?

Back

Brian made a mark for each day on the stone near the door to his shelter.

Front

What animal did Brian hunt for to get 'First Meat'?

Back

Brian hunted the foolbird.

Front

Why did Brian get frustrated with the foolbirds?

Back

Brian could be right beside one and not see it.

Front

What made it difficult for Brian to catch fish with the bow and arrows?

Back

The water bent the light, making the fish look like they were in a different place than where they really were.

Front

How did the rescue plane find Brian?

Back

The pilot heard the emergency transmitter.

Front

What is the significance of the emergency transmitter in Brian's survival?

Back

The emergency transmitter was crucial for signaling for help and ultimately led to Brian's rescue.

Front

What does the term 'survival skills' refer to in the context of Brian's experience?

Back

Survival skills refer to the techniques and knowledge needed to survive in the wilderness, such as finding food, shelter, and signaling for help.

Front

How does Brian's experience reflect the theme of resilience?

Back

Brian's ability to adapt, learn from his mistakes, and persist in the face of challenges demonstrates resilience.

Front

What role does nature play in Brian's journey?

Back

Nature serves as both a challenge and a teacher, providing Brian with the resources he needs to survive while also testing his limits.

Front

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

Back

Brian learns that patience is essential for success, especially when hunting or fishing.