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Hatchet: Chapters 18, 19 and Epilogue
Complete.
Review
1.
How did Brian change as a result of his adventure?
2.
How long was Brian in the woods?
3.
What did other people think of Brian after he was rescued?
4.
How did Brian get in the plane?
5.
What could Brian use the aluminum from the plane for?
6.
How did Brian remember his time in the woods?
7.
Why did Brian get angry at himself?
8.
Why wasn't Brian excited about finding the transmitter?
9.
What happened with Brian's parents?
10.
What happened when Brian hit the side of the plane in frustration?
11.
Why didn't Brian react to the plane or the pilot?
12.
What was the small electronic devise that Brian found in the survival kit?
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13.
What happened when Brian found the survival kit?
14.
Why hadn't Brian opened the survival kit when he got back from the plane?
15.
Why did it take him so long to get back to his camp after getting the survival kit?
16.
Why was Brian so excited about the soap?
17.
What continued to be very important to Brian?
18.
How did the pilot find Brian?
19.
What attention was paid to Brian?
20.
Why did the rifle change Brian?
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Hatchet: Chapters 18, 19 and Epilogue
Describe how the pilot's body looked after being in the water for so long.
Date
Answer Key
1. He became more thoughtful and observant.
2. fifty-four days
3. They paid attention to him for a few weeks but then forgot about him.
4. He chopped a hole with his hatchet.
5. arrow heads, fishing lures,...
6. He remembered it as something that had happened to him but not as a nightmare.
7. He dropped the hatchet in the water.
8. It didn't seem to work.
9. Nothing, they went back to living separately.
10. The aluminum side bent in.
11. He was in shock and couldn't believe that someone else was there.
12. an emergency transmitter
13. He saw the body of the pilot that had been eaten away by fish so only the skeleton was left, and he
freaked out.
14. He was too tired, and it was dark out.
15. He was very weak and injured from the moose attack, and the raft was very heavy and unwieldy.
16. He could take a real bath and get all the grime off that wouldn't come off in just water.
17. food
18. He heard the emergency transmitter.
19. He was on a few talk shows and was in the paper. One person wanted to write a book about his
adventure.
20. He was no longer helpless and at the mercy of nature.