What two true things come to Brian's mind after not being rescued by the plane?

He had changed, and he would live.

How does Brian react to the moose attack and then the tornado destroying everything?

He was tough and ready to accept any challenge.

What does Brian learn about trying to kill a foolbird?

Look for shapes and outlines instead of full-colored bird.

From what does Brian make a ladder so he can safely store food?

He cut branches off a pine tree to form steps.

Why is Brian not able to hit the fish with his arrows?

The fish aren't really where they appear because of light.

How does Brian measure time?

Time came to be measured by important events.

Explain how Brian's first bow nearly spells disaster for him.

When it broke, it nearly blinded him, and he needs to see.

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Hatchet- part 4 (ch. 13-16)

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Comprehension questions to use after reading chapters 13-16 of Hatchet.

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1
What two true things come to Brian's mind after not being rescued by the plane?
He had changed, and he would live.
Nature is challenging, and he isn't sure he can survive.
He must find other people, and he has matured.
He needs help, and he is scared.
2
How does Brian react to the moose attack and then the tornado destroying everything?
He was angry, bitter, and was full of despair.
He was tough and ready to accept any challenge.
He cried until he fell asleep.
He gave up and walked home.
3
What does Brian learn about trying to kill a foolbird?
They are too fast to be caught.
Sneak up silent and scare them with a burst of loud noise.
They must be shot from a distance.
Look for shapes and outlines instead of full-colored bird.
4
From what does Brian make a ladder so he can safely store food?
He cut branches off a pine tree to form steps.
He bought a ladder from Home Depot.
He used pieces of metal from the plane and attached them.
He collects rocks from the lake and makes steps.
5
What does Brian decide his shelter should provide in addition to keeping out the wind and rain?
protection
a place to store food
fire
a flat screen TV
6
What animal attacks Brian at the lake and nearly kills him?
An alligator
A foolbird
A bear
A moose
7
Why is Brian not able to hit the fish with his arrows?
He breaks the bow
They are too fast.
There aren't any fish.
The fish aren't really where they appear because of light.
8
How does Brian measure time?
He watched the shadows on the trees.
Time came to be measured by important events.
He used a sundial.
He used his watch.
9
What does Brian learn is the most important thing that drives all creatures in the forest?
Food
Water
Shelter
Love
10
Explain how Brian's first bow nearly spells disaster for him.
The string breaks and wounds his hand.
The arrows do not fly straight.
It hit a bear, but did not kill it.
When it broke, it nearly blinded him, and he needs to see.

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