Hatchet Themes

How does the author convey Brian's internal struggle in "Hatchet"?

• Through dialogue with other characters

• Through Brian's thoughts and reflections

• Through letters Brian writes

• Through news reports

Compare and contrast Brian's initial reaction to the wilderness with his feelings at the end of "Hatchet."

• He initially feels confident but ends feeling defeated.

• He initially feels scared but ends feeling empowered.

• He initially feels indifferent and remains indifferent.

• He initially feels excited but ends feeling bored.

Describe how the author uses foreshadowing in "Hatchet."

• By hinting at Brian's eventual rescue

• By revealing the outcome of the story early on

• By focusing on Brian's school life

• By describing Brian's dreams

What is the primary theme introduced in the first two chapters of "Hatchet"?

• Friendship

• Survival

• Adventure

• Mystery

What is the significance of the hatchet Brian's mother gives him?

• It is a symbol of his independence.

• It is a tool for his survival.

• It is a family heirloom.

• It is a gift for his father.

What is Brian's main emotion as he realizes he is alone in the plane?

• Excitement

• Anger

• Fear

• Joy

When did Brian change his attitude toward the hatchet?

• when he saw the nick in the head of it

• when he threw it at the porcupine

• when he used it to cut the birch bark

• when he struck the cave wall with it to make sparks

What theme is most prevalent in 'Hatchet'?

• A) Friendship

• B) Survival

• C) Love

• D) Mystery

How does the author illustrate the theme of resilience in 'Hatchet'?

• A) Through Brian's interactions with animals

• B) Through Brian's ability to adapt and survive

• C) Through Brian's dreams

• D) Through Brian's conversations with his parents

Which theme is highlighted by Brian's relationship with nature in 'Hatchet'?

• A) Isolation

• B) Harmony

• C) Conflict

• D) Indifference