Hatchet Ch 6-9

What happened after Brian ate the berries?

• The berries put him to sleep.

• He jumped around because he felt better.

• He threw them up and had diarrhea.

• He shared them with the bear.

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CCSS.RI.1.1

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What does Brian call the berries?

• raspberries

• sweet cherries

• red cherries

• gut cherries

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What memory keeps bothering Brian?

• The memory of his mother kissing another man.

• The memory of thanksgiving.

• The memory of the plane crash.

• The memory of the bear.

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How is Brian feeling after he sees his reflection in the lake?

• Brian is miserable and scared.

• Brian is feeling annoyed because his face is bitten up.

• Brian is feeling happy because he can see himself.

• Brian never saw his reflection.

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What does Brian start to call his shelter?

• The rock.

• The shelter.

• The pit.

• Home

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What animals did Brian see? What animal invaded the shelter?

• Brian saw a shark and a beaver. The beaver invaded the shelter.

• Brian saw a bear and a beaver. The beaver invaded the shelter.

• Brian saw a bear and a porcupine. The porcupine invaded the shelter.

• Brian saw a mouse and a bear. The mouse invaded the shelter.

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Which rule of survival does Brian learn after he sits in his shelter and cries?

• You have to just wait for help.

• Feeling sorry for yourself doesn't work.

• You should always listen to your parents.

• Always be prepared.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

Besides oxygen, what did Brian use to start his fire?

• Gasoline

• Matches

• Bark from a tree

• Rocks

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In Chapter 7, the author writes, "All the pits had exploded in the center of him, ripped and tore at him."

How do the words "ripped" and "tore" impact the overall meaning of the sentence?

• They show the reader that the pits are clawing at his stomach.

• They demonstrate the severe pain that Brian is experiencing because of the pits.

• They convey that Brian has gone insane and has been tearing at everything around him.

• They reveal that Brian doesn't feel well.

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In Chapter 7, when Brian was picking berries to eat, what else was there looking for berries?

• a bear

• a girl

• a deer

• a mouse

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