The Hatchet Chapter 16

At the beginning of Chapter 16, Brian had been eating these two things, going back and forth between the two: (Select Both)

• Fool Birds

• Rabbits

• Fish

• Raspberries

Brian had also developed the ability to grab a foolbird with his bare hands.

• True

• False

After Brian was able to arrow a fool bird, what happened next?

• he ate it immediately

• a fox stole it from him

• a brown bear attacked him near the lake

• he was nearly trampled to death by a moose

If Brian saw this happen, he stopped moving away from the moose

• it lower its head to charge

• the hair on its back stand up

• it flare its nostrils

• it paw the ground with its front foot

Two body parts most painful after the moose attack were: (select both)

• forehead

• shoulder

• ribs

• neck

The same night as the moose attack, this also happened to Brian:

• porcupine returned

• the foxes surrounded his shelter all night

• a blizzard

• a tornado

This sound was what prompted Brian to understand that there was a tornado coming towards him

• roar of a train

• hard rain falling

• trees being taken down

• the chirps and squeaks from Fool Birds

The moose attack and the tornado had this in common, according to Brian

• he lost his food

• Brian knew both were coming in advance

• insanity

• none of these are correct.

After the tornado, this was what Brian had left:

• his hatchet

• his bow

• his shoes

• his fire

In the morning, after dealing with mosquitos again, Brian noticed this change in the lake:

• several trees knocked into it from the storm

• the water increased and was closer to his shelter

• he could see the tail of the plane

• the animals were all near the edge