Hatchet novel test

Front

Brian Robeson was headed to _____________ in a Cessna 406 to spend the summer with his dad.

Back

The oil fields in Canada

Front

Brian decided he should land the plane ___________.

Back

on a lake

Front

Brian's English teacher, Perpich, was always saying ___________________

Back

that you are your best asset, or the best thing you have.

Front

How will Brian make a fire? Options: by rubbing two sticks together, by using the sparks from the hatchet, with a match, with a magnifying glass

Back

by using the sparks from the hatchet

Front

Brian tried lighting many items. Finally he was able to make a fire by igniting _________________.

Back

birch bark peelings

Front

Based on this passage from Hatchet, one can conclude ____________. Come on, he thought, baring his teeth in the darkness - come on. Is that the best you can do? Is that all you can hit me with? A moose and a tornado?

Back

Brian has the strength to overcome these obstacles

Front

While searching for food, Brian stays close to the lake so that he __________________________________________________

Back

will not get lost in the deep woods.

Front

True or false? Brian thinks that a mistake made in the city is far more dangerous than a mistake made in the wilderness.

Back

False

Front

Having a fire provided all of the following benefits except:
1. Brian could now cook meat
2. flies and mosquitoes were drawn to the fire
3. fire kept animals away from his shelter
4. the smoke kept the insects away

Back

flies and mosquitoes were drawn to the fire

Front

How long does it take Brian to push the raft out to the plane?

Back

over 2 hours