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Hatchet Review
Hatchet Review
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Item review for final test of the novel Hatchet.
Flashcards
45 cards
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Practice quiz
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Questions
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Answers
1
Brian almost lost his hatchet in a fire.
false
true
2
The matches from the survival bag would not help Brian.
true
false
3
The first source of food for Brian were berries.
false
true
4
Brian had a pet moose.
true
false
5
emerge
a small ax
to come forth or come into view
on the inside of something
thread-like pieces
6
Brian was lucky his shelter survived the tornado.
true
false
7
To get attention, Brian lit a signal fire each day.
true
false
8
interior
simple, not well-developed
inner or on the inside of something
covered or surrounded with a case
sudden or unexpected
9
substantial
to hide
eats away another material
pound or grind into little pieces
strong
10
pulverize
pound or grind into little pieces, turn into powder
strong
loud enough to be heard
knotted or twisted out of shape
11
gnarled
a circular current of water, wind, or dust
knotted or twisted out of shape
use care when there is risk or danger
to come forth or come into view
12
encased
to come forth or come into view
not dependable
set on fire
covered or surrounded with a case
13
Brian had never witnessed a heart attack before the one with the pilot.
true
false
14
It was obvious that Brian's body shape had changed.
false
true
15
Brian was able to rub sticks together to make a fire.
true
false
16
dormant
able to live on land or in water
eats away another material
covered or surrounded with a case
asleep or inactive
17
Brian had an easy time making a raft.
true
false
18
abrupt
use care when there is risk or danger
loud enough to be heard
sudden or unexpected
make someone furious or very angry
19
hatchet
brought to a standstill
go backwards
small ax
asleep or inactive
20
eddy
brought to a standstill
make someone furious or very angry
a circular current of water, wind, or dust
able to live on land or on water
21
The porcupine quills were very painful when they hit Brian's leg.
false
true
22
Brian showed a new determination after the tornado.
true
false
23
The tornado did not destroy Brian's spirit.
true
false
24
Brian wasn't able to find eggs and eat them.
true
false
25
tendrils
strong
make someone furious or very angry
thread-like pieces
a small ax
26
Brian had only one windbreaker.
false
true
27
recede
go backwards or move away
the act of pausing or stopping briefly
not dependable
brought to a standstill
28
Brian was able to anchor the raft near the plane.
true
false
29
ignite
sudden rush or burst of wind
set on fire
pausing or stopping briefly
not dependable
30
unreliable
sudden or unexpected
strong
set on fire
not dependable
31
gusts
a sudden rush or burst of wind
not dependable
made or became less
use care when there is risk or danger
32
caution
eats away at another material
use care when there is risk or danger
a small ax
asleep or inactive
33
stymied
move away
became less
brought to a standstill
set on fire
34
camouflage
able to live on land or in water
made or became less
to conceal, hide, or disguise
loud enough to be heard
35
abated
covered or surrounded with a case
made or became less
asleep or inactive
asleep or inactive
36
amphibious
able to live on land or in water
knotted or twisted out of shape
thread-like pieces
strong
37
primitive
made or became less
simple, not well-developed
set on fire
make someone furious or very angry
38
audible
able to be heard
sudden or unexpected
made or became less
set on fire
39
corrosive
eats away at another material
knotted or twisted out of shape
the act of pausing or stopping briefly
to conceal, hide, or disguise
40
oblivious
knotted or twisted out of shape
strong
simple, not well-developed
unaware of events around you
41
Brian discovered the eggs in a nest in a pine tree.
false
true
42
Brian made a ledge for his food because he needed to keep it safe from animals.
true
false
43
hesitation
set on fire
the act of pausing or stopping briefly
inner or on the inside of something
made or became less
44
infuriate
a sudden rush or burst of wind
unaware of events around you
eats away at another material
make someone furious or very angry
45
Brian was able to use the plane supplies after he lugged them to shore.
false
true