Hatchet Summative Chap 11-19 vocabulary

After being stuck in the wilderness, Brian sometimes would go to the grocery store and find himself (a)   at the aisles and variety of food.

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Using the bow allowed Brian to find more food. He gave him a new way to live. "The bow had given him this way and he (a)   in it."

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Brian makes several attempts at building a fire. This shows how (a)   he is.

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I felt like the end of Hatchet was (a)   . The plane came out of nowhere and saved Brian which quickly ended the book.

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For Brian, survival was (a)   . His natural ability to know what to do next kept him alive.

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The teacher had explained the directions many times. She felt (a)   when the students asked the same questions.

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The student thought he had been making a joke, but, instead, he (a)   hurt his friend's feelings.

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Which word best ends the sentence?

I found it (a)   when my little brother followed me around and imitated everything I did.

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The (a)   car alarm continued on and on, annoying everyone in the neighborhood.

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I tried to (a)   things by writing an apology letter.

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