Hatchet Chapter 15 & 16

Front

What is a key theme in 'Hatchet' that Brian experiences throughout the book?

Back

Brian is hungry most of the time.

Front

How did Brian dispose of leftover bird parts he couldn't eat?

Back

He put them into the water to feed the fish.

Front

What were Brian's feelings about the pilot after the plane crash?

Back

He was overwhelmed with sadness because the pilot died and no one could do anything for him.

Front

What can we infer about Brian's feelings for home in Chapter 15?

Back

He did not know what to do with the bird he just caught; meat had always come from the grocery store at home.

Front

What caused Brian to wander away from his camp?

Back

He was searching for firewood.

Front

What does Brian's hunger symbolize in 'Hatchet'?

Back

It symbolizes his struggle for survival and the challenges he faces in the wilderness.

Front

What lesson does Brian learn about resourcefulness in 'Hatchet'?

Back

Brian learns to use the resources available in nature to survive.

Front

How does Brian's relationship with nature evolve throughout the story?

Back

Brian develops a deeper respect and understanding of nature as he learns to adapt and survive.

Front

What role does the pilot's death play in Brian's character development?

Back

It forces Brian to confront his fears and feelings of isolation, leading to personal growth.

Front

What is the significance of the wild limes in Brian's survival?

Back

They provide Brian with a source of food and highlight his ability to find sustenance in the wild.