Hatchet Ch 11-12 by Gary Paulsen

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What does Brian feel at the end of Chapter 12?

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Brian feels like all hope was gone.

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How does Brian clean his shelter?

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Brian sweeps the sand and hangs up his jacket to dry.

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What does Brian do when he hears the plane?

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Brian runs to the bluff to make a bonfire.

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What tool must Brian reinvent?

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Brian must reinvent a bow and arrow.

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What is the correct sequence of events in Chapters 11-12?

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The sequence is 3, 5, 2, 1, 4.

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

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The hatchet is a crucial tool for Brian, allowing him to create fire, build shelter, and hunt.

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How does Brian's emotional state change throughout Chapters 11-12?

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Brian experiences despair but also moments of hope and determination.

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What role does nature play in Brian's survival?

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Nature provides both challenges and resources that Brian must learn to navigate.

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What lesson does Brian learn about perseverance?

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Brian learns that perseverance is essential for survival and overcoming obstacles.

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How does Brian's relationship with the wilderness evolve?

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Brian develops a deeper respect and understanding of the wilderness as he learns to adapt.