How does Brian demonstrate resilience in Chapter 3?

• A. By refusing to give up despite the crash
• B. By crying constantly
• C. By sleeping through the crash
• D. By panicking and doing nothing

How does the author use descriptive language to show Brian’s feelings about flying?

• A. By listing facts about flying
• B. By explaining the mechanics of flight
• C. By describing Brian’s anxiety and amazement
• D. By using humor

What figurative language is used to describe the crash?

• A. Similes and metaphors
• B. Hyperbole
• C. Personification
• D. All of the above

What happens to the pilot during the flight?

• A. He falls asleep
• B. He suffers a heart attack
• C. He leaves the cockpit
• D. He crashes the plane intentionally

What injuries does Brian sustain after the crash?

• A. A broken leg
• B. Scrapes, bruises, and a headache
• C. A sprained wrist
• D. No injuries

What can you infer about Brian’s character from his initial actions after the crash?

• A. He is courages and determined

• B. He gives up quickly
• C. He seeks immediate rescue
• D. He panics and runs into the woods

How does the setting contribute to Brian’s challenges in Chapter 4?

• A. It provides comfort
• B. It makes it difficult to find resources; he is isolated

• C. It makes survival easy
• D. It has no effect on him

How does Brian’s emotional state change by the end of Chapter 2?

• A. He becomes confident
• B. He grows more fearful
• C. He feels a sense of relief
• D. He becomes indifferent

What does Brian’s thoughts about the divorce reveal about his character?

• A. He is indifferent about it
• B. He is deeply affected and emotional
• C. He is eager for the change
• D. He has completely moved on

Was Brian’s response to the emergency realistic? Why or why not?

• A. No, he reacted unrealistically calm
• B. Yes, he showed a mix of panic and problem-solving
• C. No, he gave up too soon
• D. Yes, he immediately knew what to do