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Hatchet Chapters 10-12

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What can you infer from the first line in Chapter 10: He could not at first leave the fire?

a)

The fire was beckoning him to stay.

b)

The fire needed to be tended to so that it wouldn't go out.

c)

If he left the fire the mosquitoes would get him.

d)

It just felt so nice to be next to the warm fire. He couldn't pull himself away.

2.

What two senses of Brian did he realized had changed?

a)

Taste and sound

b)

Sight and sound

c)

Sight and touch

d)

Smell and sound

3.

What did Brian call himself in chapter 10?

a)

A genius boy

b)

A silly boy

c)

A city boy

d)

A pioneer

4.

Who does Brian call "friend"?

a)

The fish

b)

The birds

c)

A bear

d)

Fire

5.

Which adjective do you think does NOT describe how Brian felt after the plane does not see him in chapter 12?

a)

Hopeless

b)

alone

c)

scared

d)

excited

6.

_____________ was making the noise that awakened Brian.

a)

A turtle

b)

A bear

c)

A moose

d)

An airplane flying overhead

7.

Where did Brian decide to prepare the wood for a signal fire?

a)

On the beaver dam.

b)

On top of the bluff above his shelter.

c)

Out in the open field where the trees weren't so thick.

d)

Next to where his usual fire was built so that he would have easy access to it.

8.

How did Brian first try to catch fish?

a)

With his hands

b)

With a spear

c)

With a bow and arrow

d)

With the hatchet

9.

Where does Brian hide the eggs?

a)

He reburied them near his fire.

b)

He reburied them near his sleeping area.

c)

He hid them beneath his windbreaker.

d)

He hid them behind the wood pile and covered them with brush.

10.

What did Brian hear as he cut the wood for the bow?

a)

A wolf's howl.

b)

The sound a motor.

c)

Bird's calling from the trees.

d)

Heavy footsteps and the sound of breaking branches.

11.

Match the following

a)

A steep or abrupt cliff or bank.

1.

bluff

b)

To entice or attract by offering a reward or benefit.

2.

lure

c)

Made up of or consisting of.

3.

comprised

d)

Twisted or knotted.

4.

gnarled

e)

To move from one place, person, or thing to another.

5.

transfer