Hatchet Chapters 1-2

Brian Robeson was headed to _______ in a Cessna 406 to spend the summer with his dad.

• the coast in Washington state

• the wilderness of North Dakota

• the oil fields in Canada

• the cornfields in Oklahoma

While Brian traveled, the pilot taught him ________.

• how to steer a Cessna 406

• how to fill the gas tank on the Cessna 406

• how to read the instrument panel on the Cessna 406`

• how to use a hatchet

While Brian was riding in the Cessna, he was thinking about ______.

• his girlfriend

• catching fish

• what he and his father were going to do over the summer

• his parents' divorce

The first sign the pilot wasn't feeling well was when _____.

• the pilot grabbed his chest

• the pilot rubbed his left shoulder

• the pilot said his eyes were burning

• the pilot clutched his stomach

How often did Brian use the radio to call for help?

• every hour

• every half hour

• every ten minutes

• every two hours

Brian decided he should land the plane ________.

• on top of a mountain

• on an empty road

• in an empty field

• on a lake

Brian is a 13 year old boy who is upset by his mother's secret.

• True

• False

Brian's mother gave him a pocket knife as a gift before he went to see his father.

• True

• False

The pilot's mouth went rigid, he swore and jerked a short series of slams into the seat, holding his shoulder now. Swore and hissed, "Chest! My chest is coming apart!"

This passage implies...

• The pilot is having an allergic reaction to the fish he ate.

• The pilot is having a heart attack.

• The pilot wants Brian to take over flying the plane.

• The plane was going to crash.

Which sequence best describes the order of events in Chapters 1-2?

1.) The plane ran out of gas.

2) Brian leaves New York.

3) The pilot dies.

4) Brian's mother gives him a hatchet.

5) Brian used the radio to call to help every ten minutes.

6) The pilot teaches Brian how to steer the Cessna.

7) Brian corrected the plane's altitude.

• 4,2,6,3,7,1,5

• 4,2,6,3,7,5,1

• 4,2,6,1,5,3,7

• 3,7,1,2,4,5,6