WorksheetsBrian's Winter Chapters 1-3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 9mins
Why did Brian feel relieved after the food from the survival pack finally ran out?
Because the survival food didn't taste good.
Because it moved him away from the woods mentally, and left him thinking more about the city.
It meant he was closer to being rescued.
Because he wanted to hunting foolbirds and start fishing again.
Why did the bow and arrows feel so unfamiliar to his hands?
Because he had bought a new bow.
Because his hands were so dirty.
Because they were broken.
Because he had been using the rifle instead.
Brian learned that:
not one thing on God's earth wanted to die.
rifles were his favorite way to hunt.
he liked to drink coffee.
he would never need firewood again.
Why did Brian fear he was going crazy?
Because he kept hearing strange sounds in the woods at night.
Because he would spend time "visiting" and chat with people back home in his thoughts.
Because he thought animals were talking to him.
Because the moose were coming to get him.
What signs did Brian miss that winter was coming? (select all that apply)
The warmth of his sleeping bag
The new cool air on his cheek
His calendar.
The cool morning mist over the lake.
How did Brian mark his personal territory?
He shouted out loud every morning that it was all his land.
He put up signs that said "private property."
He built a fence around his area.
He peed on a tree stump.
What was Brian's "primary adversary?"
Winter
Bears
Wolves
Moose
Where did Brian remember seeing arrowheads before his crash in the wilderness?
On a TV show he had watched.
Visiting a museum.
At Pinter's Sporting Goods Store in a display case.
He looked on the internet.
How did Brian realize that you kill anything?
By poking a hole in it.
By shooting it.
By being smarter than it.
By beating it against the ground.
What is the significance of his "medicine arrow?"
It decorated his shelter to remind him to hunt every day.
It had healed him from his sickness.
It had a religious meaning to him.
It reminded him of how good things could be: one arrow, two kills and a full belly.
