Exploring Hatchet: Chapters 2-3

What is the primary challenge Brian faces in chapters 2-3?

• Finding a way to signal for help from the crash site.

• Dealing with a group of hostile survivors.

• Surviving alone in the wilderness after the plane crash.

• Repairing the plane to escape the wilderness.

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How does Brian's emotional state evolve during these chapters?

• Brian's emotional state evolves from despair to resilience.

• Brian's emotional state shifts from joy to anger.

• Brian becomes increasingly anxious and fearful.

• Brian's emotional state remains constant throughout the chapters.

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What significant event occurs that impacts Brian's survival?

• Brian discovers a secret survival guide.

• Brian survives a plane crash.

• Brian is rescued by a passing ship.

• Brian finds a hidden cave.

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CCSS.RI.3.1

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Describe the setting in which Brian finds himself in chapters 2-3.

• Brian is in a bustling city during a festival.

• Brian is in a snowy mountain cabin with friends.

• Brian is on a tropical beach with palm trees.

• Brian is in the Canadian wilderness, alone in a dense forest near a lake after a plane crash.

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What does Brian learn about the importance of resourcefulness?

• Resourcefulness leads to more problems than solutions.

• Being resourceful is not important for personal growth.

• Resourcefulness is essential for overcoming challenges and adapting to difficult situations.

• Resourcefulness is only useful in business settings.

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How does Brian's relationship with nature begin to change in these chapters?

• Brian starts to fear nature and avoids it altogether.

• Brian believes nature is hostile and unwelcoming.

• Brian starts to appreciate the beauty and complexity of nature, developing a deeper connection and respect for it.

• Brian becomes indifferent to nature and its surroundings.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

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What key survival skills does Brian start to develop?

• Climbing tall trees

• Swimming long distances

• Finding food, building shelter, making fire, and navigating the wilderness.

• Hunting large animals

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Identify a moment in chapters 2-3 that highlights Brian's isolation.

• Brian's memories of his friends from home.

• Brian's conversations with the animals he encounters.

• Brian's excitement about the beauty of the wilderness.

• Brian's realization of being completely alone in the wilderness after the plane crash.

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What role does the weather play in Brian's experiences during these chapters?

• The weather only affects the animals in the wilderness.

• Brian enjoys perfect weather throughout the chapters.

• The weather has no impact on Brian's journey.

• The weather affects Brian's survival challenges and emotional well-being.

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How does Brian's internal dialogue reflect his struggles and growth?

• Brian's internal dialogue shows his confidence and lack of challenges.

• Brian's thoughts are solely focused on his past successes.

• Brian's internal dialogue is unrelated to his emotional state.

• Brian's internal dialogue reflects his struggles with fear and self-doubt, and his growth in resilience and problem-solving.

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