Brian's Survival Challenges in the Wild

Brian, a 13-year-old boy, crash-lands in the wilderness with only a hatchet. He faces challenges, including a nighttime encounter with a porcupine, leading to self-pity. Through a dream, he discovers how to make fire using his hatchet, marking a turning point in his survival journey.

What is Brian's only survival tool after the plane crash?

• A lighter

• A compass

• A hatchet

• A knife

What animal does Brian encounter in his shelter?

• A bear

• A wolf

• A porcupine

• A snake

What does Brian initially think the growling sound is?

• A wolf

• A snake

• The wind

• A bear

How does Brian feel after removing the porcupine quills?

• Relieved

• Angry

• Hopeful

• Self-pitying

What lesson does Brian learn about self-pity?

• It is helpful in survival situations

• It does not change anything

• It attracts wild animals

• It makes him stronger

In Brian's dream, what is his father trying to communicate?

• To find food

• To build a shelter

• To make a fire

• To stay hidden

What material does Brian use to finally create fire?

• Leaves

• Birch bark

• Small twigs

• Dry grass

What does Brian realize about the sparks from the hatchet?

• They can scare animals

• They can signal for help

• They can create fire

• They are useless

What does Brian use to fan the sparks into a flame?

• A leaf

• His breath

• A piece of cloth

• His hands

What does Brian consider his new 'friend' after creating fire?

• The fire

• The shelter

• The lake

• The hatchet