Hatchet Chapter 16

Front

How did Brian feel about the pilot?

Back

Brian felt sad about the pilot; he wanted him to have rest.

Front

What animal attacked Brian while he was washing the foolbird?

Back

A moose attacked Brian.

Front

How did Brian manage to move close to the foolbirds?

Back

Brian moved towards the foolbirds at an angle so that it seemed like he was moving off to the side.

Front

What sound awakened Brian?

Back

The roaring sound of a tornado awakened Brian.

Front

Why could Brian not sleep after the storm?

Back

Brian could not sleep because the mosquitoes wouldn't leave him alone.

Front

What does the term 'foolbird' refer to in the context of Hatchet?

Back

The term 'foolbird' refers to a type of bird that Brian was trying to catch for food.

Front

What is the significance of the storm in Chapter 16?

Back

The storm represents a challenge that Brian must overcome, testing his resilience and survival skills.

Front

How does Brian's emotional state change throughout Chapter 16?

Back

Brian experiences a range of emotions, from sadness about the pilot to determination in his survival efforts.

Front

What survival skills does Brian demonstrate in this chapter?

Back

Brian demonstrates skills such as hunting, foraging, and adapting to his environment.

Front

What lesson does Brian learn about nature in Chapter 16?

Back

Brian learns that nature can be both beautiful and dangerous, requiring respect and caution.