Hatchet Chapters 13-epilogue

At the beginning of Chapter 13 Brian encounters a

• spider

• large crab

• wolf

• moose

The new Brian was full of....(Chapter 13-14)

• hope

• happiness

• food

• fear

One mistake Brian made was storing ____ in his shelter. (Chapter 13-14)

• birds

• skunks

• food

• fish

Another mistake Brian made was .... (Chapter 13-14)

• making a bow out of the wrong wood so it broke making splinters go into his forehead

• feeding fish bones to the fish, which made them fatter

• feeding the hungry wolves which caused them to return

• making a pen to keep live fish in

According to Gary Paulsen (the author) page 122, what is the "knowledge that drives all creatures in the forest"? (Chapters 13-14)

• you must dig if you want to live

• the hunt is key

• fishing is fun

• food is all

In chapter 14, Brian threw sand at the skunk because it was

• stealing his eggs

• taking apart his shelter

• eating his fish

• eating his berries

Brian decided to "think ahead" and store some food. He did this by... (Chapters 13-14)

• placing berries in his wind breaker and hanging it up high in his shelter

• placing food on a high ledge above his shelter and blocked in fish in a small pool

• burying eggs and fish in she shelter

• burying turtle eggs in his shelter and placing berries in his wind breaker

What was Brian's new shelter like? (Chapters 13-14)

• It was woven so tightly with branches that his fist could not fit through.

• It was like being at the Royal Crown Hotel. It was very fancy.

• Brian's shelter was very cook because he created a mural on the cave wall.

• It was much bigger than his older shelter.

Brian knew how many days he has been in the Canadian wilderness by _____. (Chapters 15&16)

• making a mark for each day on the stone near the door to his shelter

• by his watch that tells the date

• by piling up sticks, one for each day

• by dropping rocks into a bag he hung up on a nearby tree

Why did Brian get frustrated with the foolbirds? (Chapter 15&16)

• Brian could be right beside one and not see it.

• Brian though they tasted terrible after working so hard to catch one.

• Brian thought they were too much trouble for such a small amount of meat.

• Brian though they would taste like chicken, but they didn't