Hatchet Chapters 1-3 Review

Brian agrees to his mother’s request to wear the hatchet mainly because

• he thinks it will make him look more grown up

• he appreciates the valuable gift

• he feels pity for his mother and can tell it’s important to her

• he knows it might come in handy as a survival tool

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Which meaning of turbulence most closely matches its meaning in the following passage?

The plane lurched again, hit more turbulence, and Brian felt the nose drop… at this slight angle down, he would ultimately fly into the trees.

• noun | violent disorder or commotion

• noun | unsteady movement of air or water

• verb | conflict or disagreement

• adjective | chaotic or unsettled

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The narrator mainly shows Brian’s feelings toward his parents’ divorce by

• describing Brian’s refusal to speak to the pilot

• the use of repetition, specifically of the words “divorce” and “secret”

• focusing on Brian’s body language

• noting Brian’s attitude toward the gift from his mother

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The pilot’s odor adds to the development of the plot mainly by:

• indicating the pilot’s coming heart attack

• preventing Brian from wanting to speak to the pilot

• adding another obstacle to Brian’s journey to Canada

• describing the pilot’s character traits

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Brian throws up at the end of Chapter 2 most likely because

• he cannot stand the odor of the pilot

• he cannot contain his anger toward his parents

• he is scared of the pilot’s heart attack

• he realizes he is helpless and fears for his life

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Which of the following inferences about Brian is best supported by his ability to land the plane at the end of Chapter 3?

• Brian is fearful and freezes in new situations

• Brian is motivated by anger and rage.

• Brian is resourceful and finds a way through difficult situations

• Brian is uncaring about gifts that others provide him.

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The best explanation for Brian’s “hot white hate of his anger” (page 8) is:

• the divorce of his parents

• being separated from his friends for the summer

• having to spend the summer in Canada with his father

• being embarrassed by his mother’s gift

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The author mainly shows Brian’s ability to cope with dangerous situations through

• Brian’s emotions toward his mother and father

• images describing the setting of the Canadian wilderness

• detailing instances in which Brian is able to apply his previous knowledge and experiences

• describing Brian’s feelings about the pilot

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Order these events as they occurred in the story:

(When you type your response, type 1., 2., etc.)

· Brian’s mother gives him a hatchet.

· Brian boards a plane headed for Canada for the summer.

· Brian’s parents get a divorce.

· Brian crash-lands the plane in a lake.

· The pilot suffers a heart attack.

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What is a synonym of the word "please"?

• constant

• humor

• visualize

• tundra

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