Hatchet

Why Brian traveling in a bush plane?

• To visit his father living in the wilderness in Canada.

• To participate in a race.
• To access remote areas.
• To avoid traffic jams.

In Hatchet, Brian was having an especially difficult time accepting his parent's divorce. Explain

• Brian feels relieved about the divorce and embraces his independence.
• Brian blames his friends for the divorce and distances himself from them.
• Brian is excited to spend more time with his relatives after the divorce.
• Brian has difficulty accepting his parents' divorce due to feelings of abandonment and confusion.

In Hatchet, why did Brian's mother give him a hatchet?

• Brian's mother gave him a hatchet to help him survive in the wilderness.
• Brian's mother gave him a hatchet as a gift for his birthday.
• Brian's mother gave him a hatchet to use for school projects.
• Brian's mother gave him a hatchet to help him with his chores at home.

How does Brian feel about the gift? ( Hatchet)

• Brian feels indifferent about the gift.
• Brian dislikes the gift.
• Brian is confused by the gift.
• Brian feels grateful and appreciative of the gift.

What is the main theme of the book Hatchet?

• The importance of family and relationships.

• Survival and self-reliance in the wilderness.

• The value of education and knowledge.

• The impact of technology on modern life.

How does Brian's character develop throughout the story in Hatchet?

• Brian becomes more dependent on others for help.

• Brian learns to appreciate the luxuries of modern life.

• Brian grows more confident and resourceful in the wilderness.

• Brian becomes more fearful and anxious about his situation.

What role does the hatchet play in Brian's survival?

• The hatchet is a symbol of Brian's connection to his family.

• The hatchet is used primarily for building shelter.

• The hatchet is crucial for Brian to make fire and hunt for food.

• The hatchet is a decorative item with no practical use.