Hatchet - Chapter 17

What did Brian's campsite look like after the tornado?

• The sides of his shelter were gone, but Brian still had a campfire.

• The shelter wall was broken into pieces the size of Brian's fist, nothing was reusable.

• Brian lost everything including the shelter logs, his bow and arrows, bed, everything.

• Most of the logs that were Brian's shelter wall were nearby with one section still intact.

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Before Brian could rebuild his shelter he had to ---.

• build a fire

• cook supper

• build a bow and make arros

• fight off two hungry squirrels

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Before going to sleep, Brian remembered that inside the plane was ---.

• his luggage

• the survival pack

• camping gear

• a fishing pole

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After the tornado Brian found --- to eat.

• foolbirds

• fish

• rabbit

• berries

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Brian decided to get to the plane by ---.

• building a canoe from a hollowed out log

• swimming

• building a raft

• floating over to the plane holding onto a piece of the plane that had torn loose

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Brian named his raft ---.

• the Tom Sawyer

• Brushpile One

• The Great Escape

• Foolbird's Paradise

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Getting the raft to the plane was difficult because ---.

• the wind was blowing hard against the direction Brian was going

• Brian did not have a paddle

• all the branches that stuck down into the water dragged and pulled

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When Brian makes it back to civilization what will he likely think about his experience?

• The experience was the worst nightmare of Brian's life.

• Brian will be thankful it is finally over, and will never want to go into the woods again.

• The wilderness was unbelievable beautiful, and he will probably wish he was back.

• Brian will hate anything to do with camping out in the wilderness.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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"The sun exploded the sky, just blew it up with the setting color"

• simile

• metaphor

• hyperbole

• alliteration

• onomatopoeia

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"He was also wrinkled as a prune and ready for a break."

• simile

• metaphor

• alliteration

• personification

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