Quiz on the Book 'Hatchet'

Who is the author of the book "Hatchet"?

• Gary Paulsen

• J.K. Rowling

• Suzanne Collins

• Rick Riordan

Answer explanation

The book "Hatchet" is authored by Gary Paulsen, who is known for his adventure novels. The other authors listed, J.K. Rowling, Suzanne Collins, and Rick Riordan, are famous for different series, but not for "Hatchet."

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How many Newbery Honor awards has the author of "Hatchet" received?

• Three

• One

• Five

• Two

Answer explanation

The author of 'Hatchet', Gary Paulsen, has received three Newbery Honor awards throughout his career, highlighting his significant contributions to children's literature.

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Approximately how many copies of "Hatchet" have been sold?

• 4.5 million

• 1 million

• 10 million

• 500,000

Answer explanation

"Hatchet" has sold approximately 4.5 million copies, making it a popular choice among readers. This figure is significantly higher than the other options, confirming that 4.5 million is the correct answer.

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What type of plane was Brian Robeson flying in?

• Boeing 747

• Cessna 406

• Airbus A320

• Piper PA-28

Answer explanation

Brian Robeson was flying a Cessna 406, a small aircraft suitable for personal flights, which aligns with the context of his story. The other options, like Boeing 747 and Airbus A320, are larger commercial planes not relevant here.

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How old was Brian Robeson during the flight?

• 10

• 15

• 13

• 18

Answer explanation

Brian Robeson was 13 years old during the flight, as stated in the book 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen. This age is crucial to understanding his character's development and challenges throughout the story.

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What did the pilot say to Brian when he arrived at the plane?

• "Welcome aboard."

• "Fasten your seatbelt."

• "Get in the copilot’s seat."

• "Enjoy the flight."

Answer explanation

The pilot's instruction to "Get in the copilot’s seat" indicates that Brian is being invited to take an active role in the flight, which is more specific than general greetings or safety instructions.

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What was the landscape like below the plane?

• Desert

• Mountains

• Endless green wilderness

• Ocean

Answer explanation

The landscape below the plane was described as an 'endless green wilderness,' indicating a vast area covered in lush vegetation, contrasting with other options like desert or ocean.

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What word does Brian find ugly and associated with fights and lawyers?

• Happiness

• Divorce

• Friendship

• Success

Answer explanation

Brian finds the word 'Divorce' ugly because it is often linked to conflicts, legal battles, and emotional distress, making it a term associated with fights and lawyers, unlike the other options.

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What is Brian's reaction when he thinks about the Secret?

• He laughs

• He feels relieved

• His eyes begin to burn and tears come

• He feels excited

Answer explanation

Brian's reaction to the Secret is emotional; he experiences physical sensations as his eyes begin to burn and tears come, indicating a deep, possibly painful connection to the thoughts he has about it.

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How does the pilot describe flying the plane?

• Complicated and difficult

• Easy and almost automatic

• Dangerous and risky

• Boring and uneventful

Answer explanation

The pilot describes flying as 'easy and almost automatic', indicating a smooth and intuitive experience rather than one that is complicated or risky.

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