Brian looked back and for a moment felt afraid because the wolf was so....so right. He knew Brian, knew him and owned him and chose not to do anything with him. What does the bolded part of this passage mean?

The wolf can kill him if it chooses.

Brian belongs to the wolf because it can smell him.

The wolf is going to kill Brian.

What is Brian's new motivation at this point in the novel?

to survive and take care of himself

to write an autobiography about his trials

so surprisingly impressive as to stun or overwhelm

without interpretation or embellishment

an outbreak of public anger or excitement

twisting one's face due to pain

to burn slowly without a flame and little smoke

When the plane came by and circled back and away, Brian felt...

Confused, frustrated, and tired.

Which of the following is NOT a reason Brian wanted a fire?

Brian could cook the raspberries over the fire.

Brian could build a signal fire.

The fire would keep away animals like the porcupines.

The smoke from the fire kept the mosquitoes away.

How did Brian know the animal that came up in the sand was a turtle?

Brian had seen a television show about sea turtles.

Brian had read a book in science class about sea turtles.

Brian had seen sea turtles when he visited the aquarium.

Brian has seen sea turtles on a vacation to the coast.

How would reading these chapters in first person point of view change what the reader observes?

The speaker would use pronouns like "I", "me", and "myself" and would see more thoughts and feelings of the main character.

The reader would use pronouns like "he", "she", and "it"

The reader would observe fewer thoughts and feelings of the main character

The reader wouldn't be able to understand the text very well.

Read the following statement: Brian felt proud after creating the fire. Which text evidence best supports this statement?

"Fire! He yelled. I've got fire! I've got it. I've got it. I've got it."

"He looked around and wished that he had someone to tell this thing, to show this thing that he had done but there was nobody"

Which of the following provides the best summary for chapter 9?

Brian works to make a fire. He uses prior knowledge and uses the resources around him, and after several attempts, he is successful

Brian collects dead wood, dry grass, and paper left by previous hunters to start a fire.

Brian wishes he had matches. He works really hard- actually too hard- and finally gets a fire going.

Brain makes a fire after working all day

"City boy, he thought. Oh, you city boy with your city ways- he made a miror in his mind, a mirror of himself and saw how he must look." How does the phrase City Boy impact the tone of the sentence and overall chapter?

It conveys to the reader that Brian is frustrated because he doesn't understand nature

It conveys to the reader that Brian is excited to learn new things.

It conveys to the reader that Brian is happy to have finally found food

It conveys to the reader that Brian is sarcastic every time he talks to himself

Which statment does not reflect one of the ways Brian is showing his use of survival skills?

Brian thinks about his home and wonders what his parents are doing.

Brian continues to have faith in himself and in those searching for him.

Brian uses prior knowledge to build a fire.

Brian plans to sleep in short intervals to keep his fire going

In chapters 11 & 12, Brian seems to be coming more confident in his survival skills. What evidence best supports the claim?

Brian recognizes that he hears differently now. He is learning that he can adapt to the environment and he is learning to believe in himself and his skills.

Brian loses hope when the plane passes him overhead. He was determined he would be able to catch the plane's attention with a signal fire, but he was wrong.

Brian realizes that he can follow the sun's movement to trace his path throughout the woods. He uses this to navigate around the place.

Brian considers the fire to be his friend and his guard.

What message is the author conveying when he uses the phrase "less and less fussy" in the following sentence? "Still. As his stomach moved toward his backbone he became less and less fussy. Some natives in the world ate grasshoppers and ants and if they could do that he could get a raw egg down."

He becomes less picky about the food that he would eat

How does the following sentence impact the overall plot of the story? "Just an egg. Food. Just an egg head had to eat. Raw."

The reader continues to see Brian's thought processes as he works through tough situations

The reader sees that Brian is going crazy as he talks to himself

The reader see that Brian keeps himself company

The reader sees that Brian struggles to eat eggs.

Throughout chapter 11, Gary Paulson writes the phrase, "There were these things to do" several times. What impact does the repetition of the phrase "things to do" have on the reader?

The reader understands that Brian thinks this in order to keep his mind focused on working rather than thinking negatively.

The reader understands that Brian is busy.

The reader gets to see that Brian likes hearing himself speak for good company

The reader understands how important it is for the author to use important lines

Which of the following best summarizes Chapter 12?

Brian continues to work on a tool to catch fish. When a plane flies overhead and does not see him or his signal fire, he begins to lose hope.

Brian continues to feel sorry for himself because he cannot catch the fish. He behaves like a baby when they plane doesn't see him.

Brian works hard to make a spear and realizes he needs a bow and arrow. The bow and arrow will work best and he will be able to make a good one.

Brian finally catches his first fish with the spear. He is proud of himself and is so devasted to find that the plane has missed him.

Hatchet Ch. 9-12 ---Mr. S.

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45 sec • 1 pt

Why does the creation of fire make Brian feel lonely?

It makes him think he won't be rescued

He realizes that the fire is his only friend

He has no one to share it with

He thinks about how long he has been alone

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Why does Brian refer to the fire as his "Hungry Friend"?

He is very lonely

It constantly needs wood to burn

It provides him with lots of food

He thinks "Hungry" is a good name

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What does Brian find in the sand the morning after he is awakened in the night?

Turtle Eggs

Extra Wood

Bird Eggs

A pet frog

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

After gorging himself on eggs, what does Brian decide to do to preserve the rest of them.

He decides to eat 2 a day

He decides to eat 1 a day

He hides them from himself

He decides to eat all of them

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What gives Brian the idea that he could fish in the lake

He watches the Kingfisher catch a fish

He remembers watching fishing shows on TV

He sees fish in the water

The idea just pops into his head

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Brian is changing in all of the following ways EXCEPT...

His face is leathery from all of the smoke

He is tan

His stomach is caved in

He's growing more muscle

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What happens to the plane that flies overhead as Brian is out in the wilderness?

It lands and rescues him

It turns back and flies away

It crashes into the forest

It drops supplies for Brian to use

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Hatchet Ch. 9-12 ---Mr. S.

Why does the creation of fire make Brian feel lonely?

Why does Brian refer to the fire as his "Hungry Friend"?

What does Brian find in the sand the morning after he is awakened in the night?

After gorging himself on eggs, what does Brian decide to do to preserve the rest of them.

What gives Brian the idea that he could fish in the lake

Brian is changing in all of the following ways EXCEPT...

What happens to the plane that flies overhead as Brian is out in the wilderness?

Brians "Fishing Spear" works perfectly for catching fish

In chapter 11 Brian, Brian keeps himself occupied by assigning himself little projects to keep busy. Using this information, what would be a good title for chapter 11?

What did Brian refer to himself as he was following the turtle tracks

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