Hatchet Ch. 1-15

Front

What is Brian's father's occupation?

Back

Brian's father is an engineer who works in the oil fields.

Front

Why is Brian flying to Canada?

Back

Brian is boarding a bushplane to visit his father.

Front

What causes Brian to cut himself with the hatchet?

Back

Brian cuts himself out of frustration that the plane did not notice him.

Front

What is the purpose of Brian making a bow and arrow?

Back

Brian wants to catch some fish from the lake.

Front

Who does Brian wish was with him in the woods?

Back

Brian wishes his friend, Terry, was in the woods with him.

Front

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

Back

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

Front

How does Brian feel about his parents' divorce?

Back

Brian feels confused and upset about his parents' divorce, which is a recurring thought throughout the story.

Front

What challenges does Brian face in the wilderness?

Back

Brian faces challenges such as finding food, building shelter, and dealing with wildlife.

Front

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

Back

Brian learns about his resilience, resourcefulness, and ability to adapt to difficult situations.

Front

How does nature play a role in Brian's survival?

Back

Nature provides both challenges and resources for Brian, teaching him to respect and understand his environment.