Hatchet Chapter 3 & 4

How does Brian attempt to adjust the plane's direction toward the lake?

• By pulling back on the wheel

• By pushing the right rudder pedal gently

• By increasing the speed of the plane.

• By turning the plane hard to the left.

What impact does the crash have on Brian physically?

• He escapes without any injuries

• He suffers minor bruises and cuts

• He experiences a serve head injury

• He breaks several bones in his body

How does Brian manage to free himself from the plane after the crash?

• By cutting the seat belt with a knife

• By pushing the emergency eject button

• By pulling himself through the shattered window

• By waiting for rescue divers to arrive.

How does Brian's perspective shift as he struggles to reach the surface?

• He becomes increasingly determined to survive

• He loses hope and resigns himself to his fate

• He remains calm and composed under pressure

• He becomes disoriented and confused.

What does the color that "exploded in his mind" symbolize at the end of the chapter 3?

• Pain and suffering

• Hope and resilience

• Fear and uncertanity

• Death and oblivion

How does the author use figurative language to describe Brian's memory?

• The author compares Brian's memory to a computer hard drive.
• The author compares Brian's memory to a library catalog.
• The author compares Brian's memory to a photo album.
• The author compares Brian's memory to a fog dissipating in the morning sunlight.

What emotion does Brian experience when he recalls "The Secret'?

• hope
• excitement
• anger
• sadness

What does Brian think about the insects that swarm around him?

• Brian considers the insects to be a beautiful sight and admires their colors.
• Brian believes the insects are a sign of good luck.
• Brian thinks the insects are his friends and enjoys their company.
• Brian finds their presence unbelievable and frustrating.

What does Brian realize about luck as he reflects on his situation?

• Luck is the sole determinant of his fate.
• Brian believes luck is controlled by external forces.
• Good luck led to his survival, but bad luck caused the events leading to the crash.

• Brian thinks luck is predetermined and unchangeable.

What effects does the environment have on Brian's perception of the world?

• The environment causes Brian to lose touch with reality
• The environment has no impact on Brian's perception
• The environment overhelms him with unfamilar sounds and colors, contrasing with the city noise he's used to.

• The environment makes Brian less observant and disconnected from nature