Brian's Survival Skills in 'Hatchet'

In this chapter, Brian continues his survival journey in the Canadian wilderness, marking time by significant events rather than days. He embarks on a quest for meat, leading to the 'Day of First Meat,' a pivotal moment in his survival. Brian faces challenges in hunting fool birds but learns to adapt by observing their shapes rather than colors. His success in hunting marks a significant achievement, and he reflects on the importance of patience and learning from experience. The chapter highlights Brian's transition from relying on societal norms to embracing natural rhythms and survival instincts.

What is the main focus of Chapter 15 in 'Hatchet'?

• Brian's exploration of a new city

• Brian's interactions with other people

• Brian's journey back home

• Brian's survival in the wilderness

How does Brian measure the passage of time?

• By the number of times he sleeps

• By the number of meals he eats

• By the marks he makes on a stone

• By the number of animals he sees

What does Brian crave while surviving in the wilderness?

• Vegetables

• Desserts

• Fresh fruits

• Meat

Which animals does Brian consider hunting?

• Squirrels and rabbits

• Deer and moose

• Fish and turtles

• Bears and wolves

What frustrates Brian about the fool birds?

• Their size

• Their loud noises

• Their speed

• Their camouflage

What realization helps Brian spot the fool birds?

• Their color

• Their sound

• Their movement

• Their shape

How does Brian finally manage to catch a fool bird?

• By using a net

• By setting a trap

• By lunging with a spear

• By shooting with a bow

What does Brian learn about cooking the bird?

• It should be boiled

• It cooks evenly over high flames

• It requires constant rotation

• It should be cooked with its feathers