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Hatchet- Part 3 (ch. 9-12)
Hatchet- Part 3 (ch. 9-12)
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Comprehension questions to use after reading chapters 9-12 of Hatchet.
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1
How does Brian solve the problem of not having a fire to cook the eggs?
He cooks them over a rock that gets hot from the sun.
He refuses to eat them.
He boils them in the hot springs.
He eats the eggs raw.
2
Why does Brian feel that the fire is his friend?
The fire speaks to him and tells him to be calm.
Fire provides warmth, protection, and enables him to cook.
Fire makes him nice and warm.
The fire attracts other people who want to help him.
3
Not being rescued by the plane that flew over has what effect on Brian?
He feels hopeless.
He feels hopeful because he knows he was spotted.
He is relieved.
He decides to start walking home.
4
What is it that blows up and away in a flurry of leaves and thunder?
A bear eating berries in the bushes.
An animal trap.
A bird called a foolbird, or grouse.
The fish in the lake.
5
How does Brian see and hear differently from when he first crashed in the lake?
He is less afraid of things he finds in nature.
He's more observant, and carefully identifies nature.
He has developed a phobia of water.
He cannot hear or see as well since the crash.
6
What does Brian mean when he says, "discoveries happened because they needed to happen"?
A need causes us to search for and to find an answer.
If you need to know something, look in a book to discover it
When something needs to happen you can always ask for help.
He likes to make new discoveries about where he is.
7
Where does Brian plan to put his signal fire?
in the middle of the lake
in a flat open piece of land
on top of a ridge
From his shelter by the rock
8
Why, according to Brian, does he keep missing the fish?
He thinks there are no fish to catch.
He feels the fish are too slow.
He feels he is too slow.
He does not believe in killing fish.
9
How does throwing his hatchet at the porcupine lead Brian to making his first fire?
He found matches hidden in the rock when the hatchet hit it.
Sparks flew when the hatchet hit the rock.
The hatchet hit the rock and a fire started.
The rock fell to pieces when the hatchet hit.
10
How has Brian learned so much about turtles?
From reading books about them.
From studying them in nature.
From his science teacher.
From a television show.