Hatchet Review

From which point of view is Hatchet written?

• first person

• third person limited

• third person omniscient

• second person

What is the main conflict of Hatchet and how is it resolved?

• Brian is sprayed by a skunk and must take four baths a day to get rid of the smell.

• Brian is alone in the wilderness and must learn how to take care of himself.

• Brian is angry with his mother over The Secret, and his mother tells her boyfriend go away.

What Brian makes it back to civilization, what will he think about this experience?

• Brian will hate anything to do with camping out in the wilderness.

• The wilderness was unbelievably beautiful, and he will probably wish he was back.

• The experience was the worst nightmare in Brianś life.

Brian has two thoughts about landing the plane. What does he decide to do?

• He forces the plane to land.

• He forces the plane to land in a field.

• He waits for the fuel to run out and then tries to land the plane in a lake.

• He waits for the fuel to run out and then land the plane.

What does Brian know that his father does not know.

• His mother has a secret.

• His mother did not want the divorce to happen.

• His mother has a new job in the city.

• His mother is leaving for the summer.

In Chapter 4, Brian introduces to a memory of riding his ten-speed with his friend Terry. He says, "Terry had just turned to smile at him about something and Brian looked over Terry's head and saw her." Who did Brian see?

• his mother

• his sister

• Jenn, the girl he met in Chapter 1 at the airport.

Brian hesitates and pauses before drinking the water from the lake because....

• he did not know if he could drink it.

• the water looked a little murky and there were bugs swimming in it.

• he remembers the plane and the body of the pilot at the bottom of the lake.

What food did Brian find to eat?

• Fish

• Deer

• He didn't any food to eat.

• Berries

What is the primary theme of the book 'Hatchet'?

• Survival and self-reliance

• Friendship and loyalty

• Love and family

• Adventure and exploration

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Hatchet' to describe Brian's thoughts and feelings?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Internal monologue

• Personification