Exploring Hatchet: Chapters 1-5

What is the main character's name in Chapter 1?

• Alice Johnson

• Robert Brown

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

What event leads to the plane crash in Chapter 1?

• Bird strike during ascent.

• Pilot error during takeoff.

• Mechanical failure in the engine.

• A sudden and severe storm.

How does Brian feel about his parents' divorce in the early chapters?

• Brian is indifferent about his parents' divorce.

• Brian is happy about his parents' divorce.

• Brian feels relieved about his parents' divorce.

• Brian feels confused and angry about his parents' divorce.

What item does Brian have with him that is crucial for survival?

• a backpack

• a hatchet

• a map

• a fishing rod

Describe the setting at the beginning of the story. Where is Brian traveling to?

• Brian is traveling to his father's home in Canada.

• Brian is traveling to a summer camp in the United States.

• Brian is traveling to a friend's cabin in the mountains.

• Brian is traveling to his mother's house in Australia.

What is the significance of the hatchet in Brian's journey?

• The hatchet is significant as a symbol of survival and self-reliance in Brian's journey.

• The hatchet symbolizes Brian's past life in the city.

• The hatchet is a tool for building a shelter.

• The hatchet represents Brian's connection to nature.

How does Brian initially react after the plane crash?

• Brian feels relieved and grateful.

• Brian begins to celebrate his survival.

• Brian reacts with shock and disbelief.

• Brian immediately starts to search for other survivors.

What challenges does Brian face in the wilderness during these chapters?

• Brian faces challenges such as finding food and water, harsh weather, wildlife threats, and psychological isolation.

• Hunting large game for food

• Building a raft for river travel

• Finding shelter in urban areas

What does Brian learn about himself in the first five chapters?

• Brian learns that he prefers to rely on others.

• Brian learns about his resilience, resourcefulness, and the importance of mental strength.

• Brian realizes he is not capable of survival.

• Brian discovers he has a fear of heights.

How does the author use imagery to describe Brian's surroundings?

• The author describes Brian's surroundings in a vague and abstract manner.

• Imagery is used to depict Brian's thoughts rather than his environment.

• The author uses vivid imagery to create a detailed picture of Brian's natural surroundings.

• The author focuses solely on Brian's emotions without describing the surroundings.