WMS Hatchet Review

who the character is on the inside (personality)

introduces the characters, describes, the setting and establishes the problem in the story

What the passage is mainly about 

A struggle the main character has within himself.

"Kind of like a pear... And that had been the secret. he needed to look for the outline instead

He slept dreamless, deep, and down.What type of literary technique is being used?

the main character in a story

the main problem the protagonist tries to overcome 

Gary Paulsen's purpose for writing Hatchet is to....

What internal conflict is Brian having at the beginning of the book?

What is the key to making fire?

the turning point in the story, usually the most exciting part of the story 

From his height he could still see the forest, a green carpet... Literary Device?

But as soon as he cleared them more came. Thick, whining, buzzing masses.... literary device?

As Brian figures out how to survive what does he remember that helps him?

Text that comes from a story used to support

He smiled, city boy with your city ways. Oh  you city boy with your city ways. Literary Device?

Details used to explain the central idea/topic sentence. 

a struggle the main character has against other characters, society, nature, etc. 

The novel Hatchet is written in ________ __________ point of view. 

Brian views the day the rescue plane didn't stop for him as....

the events that happen after the climax that lead to the resolution

The climax of the story is when.....

Tell in your own words what a passage is about with the central idea and most important details

Brian has a conflict with a porcupine, skunk, and a moose. What type of conflict is represented