Brian's Emergency Plane Experience

Brian, a young boy, finds himself in a dire situation when the pilot of the plane he's on dies suddenly. Realizing he must take control, Brian struggles to maintain the plane's altitude and attempts to use the radio to call for help. Despite his efforts, panic sets in as he receives no response. Brian is forced to make critical decisions about how to handle the situation, ultimately preparing for a crash landing. Throughout the ordeal, he battles fear and uncertainty, trying to remember any useful information about flying and landing a plane safely.

What was Brian's initial reaction when he realized the pilot was unresponsive?

• He tried to wake the pilot up.

• He calmly assessed the situation.

• He screamed for help.

• He immediately took control of the plane.

What did Brian do after realizing the pilot was unresponsive?

• He attempted to land the plane immediately.

• He called for help on the radio.

• He looked for a parachute.

• He tried to take control of the plane.

How did Brian feel when he first tried to control the plane?

• Calm and collected.

• Confident and in control.

• Terrified and unsure.

• Excited and adventurous.

What did Brian discover on the dashboard that could help him?

• A map.

• A radio.

• A parachute.

• An emergency manual.

What was Brian's main challenge when using the radio?

• Locating the radio on the dashboard.

• Communicating his situation clearly.

• Finding the right frequency.

• Understanding the pilot's instructions.

What did Brian consider as a possible landing site?

• A highway.

• A mountain.

• A lake.

• A field.