Hatchet Quiz Chapters 5 & 6
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Brian woke up very _______________.
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Tired
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Hungry
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Thirsty
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Foggy headed
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This quiz assesses comprehension of Chapters 5 & 6 of 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen. It evaluates understanding of plot details such as Brian's initial reactions post-crash, his survival inventory, and his teacher's advice, emphasizing critical reading skills.
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When Brian sorted out his thoughts he figured this was the first day after the crash, and ____________________.
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He would probably be rescued later that day
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He was probably closer to his dad's house and would be taken there
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He was near the Pacific Ocean
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He could build a large fire so the rescue teams would be able to spot him
Correct Answer
A. He would probably be rescued later that dayExplanation
Based on the given information, Brian sorted out his thoughts and concluded that it was the first day after the crash. From this, he deduced that he would probably be rescued later that day.Rate this question:
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Brian's English teacher Perpich was always saying _______________.
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Slow and steady will win the race
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Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today
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Think about the positive
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Remember the story of the little engine that could
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A. Think about the positiveExplanation
Brian's English teacher Perpich was always emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive mindset.Rate this question:
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When Brian collected his possessions he had coins, a fingernail clipper a twenty dollar bill, paper, and _______________.
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A candy bar
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The hatchet
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Pocket knife
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Pack of gum
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Brian was very hungry and kept thinking about eating a ___________.
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Hamburger
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Pizza
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Steak
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Chocolate sundae
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A. HamburgerExplanation
Brian's hunger and constant thoughts about eating indicate that he is craving for a specific type of food. Out of the given options, a hamburger is a popular and commonly craved fast food item when one is hungry. It is a plausible choice for Brian's craving in this scenario.Rate this question:
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Brian remembered that when the pilot had the heart attack, _____________________.
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He pulled the throttle making the plane go up
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He pushed the throttle making the plane go down
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His foot jerked on the rudder pedal and the plane assumed a new course
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He broke some instruments as he fell over
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A. His foot jerked on the rudder pedal and the plane assumed a new courseExplanation
When the pilot had a heart attack, Brian remembered that his foot jerked on the rudder pedal, causing the plane to assume a new course.Rate this question:
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When Brian realized that it might be several days before he would be rescued, he decided to ________________.
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Make warm clothes from tree bark
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Roll himself in a ball and cry
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Try to catch fish for dinner
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Build a shelter
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A. Build a shelterExplanation
When Brian realized that it might be several days before he would be rescued, he decided to build a shelter. Building a shelter would provide Brian with protection from the elements and help him stay warm and safe during his time of waiting for rescue. It would also give him a sense of security and control over his situation, allowing him to focus on survival and conserving his energy for potential rescue efforts.Rate this question:
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In a flashback, Brian remembered a time he and Terry ______________.
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Went hiking in the mountains
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Built a lean-to
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Went swimming at the lake
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Cooked hot dogs over a campfire
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A. Built a lean-toExplanation
In the given question, Brian is having a flashback, which means he is recalling a past memory. The correct answer, "built a lean-to," suggests that during this memory, Brian and Terry constructed a temporary shelter in the wilderness. This activity is commonly associated with camping or hiking trips, where individuals build a lean-to using natural materials like branches and leaves to protect themselves from the elements.Rate this question:
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Brian remembered watching a television show where air force pilots took a survival course. This helped him think about what he could eat. Brian decided there must be _____________ here by the lake.
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Berries
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Lizards and fish
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Worms
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Wild rice
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A. BerriesExplanation
Brian remembered watching a television show where air force pilots took a survival course, which helped him think about what he could eat. Based on his recollection, Brian decided that there must be berries by the lake.Rate this question:
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What did Brian always keep in sight so he wouldn’t get lost?
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His jacket
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His shelter
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The airplane
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The lake
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A. The lakeExplanation
Brian always kept the lake in sight so he wouldn't get lost. This suggests that the lake served as a point of reference or a landmark for him to navigate his surroundings. By keeping the lake in sight, Brian could ensure that he didn't wander too far away and could easily find his way back to his starting point.Rate this question:
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Brian knew the food was not poisonous because ______________.
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He saw birds eating it
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He recognized the food
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It tasted sweet
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He saw a bear eating it
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A. He saw birds eating itExplanation
Brian knew the food was not poisonous because he saw birds eating it. Birds are known to have a sensitive digestive system and can often detect if food is safe to eat or not. If the birds were eating the food without any negative effects, it suggests that the food is not poisonous.Rate this question:
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As the sun went down ____________.
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The night animals began to stir
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The mosquitoes came out again
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The air became cold
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Brian fell asleep
Correct Answer
A. The mosquitoes came out againExplanation
As the sun went down, the temperature dropped and the environment became cooler. This change in temperature often leads to the emergence of mosquitoes, as they are more active in cooler conditions. Therefore, it is likely that as the sun went down, the mosquitoes came out again.Rate this question:
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A good title for Chapter 6 could be . . .
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The Rescue
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The Attack
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New York
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Food at Last
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A. Food at LastExplanation
Chapter 6 could be titled "Food at Last" because it suggests that the characters in the story have finally found a solution to their hunger or scarcity of food. This title implies that the chapter might focus on the characters' search for food, their struggle to find sustenance, or their eventual success in obtaining nourishment. It creates anticipation and suggests that this chapter might explore the theme of survival and the characters' basic needs being met.Rate this question:
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Which sequence best describes the order of events in Hatchet? 1) Brian can hardly stay awake because of the pain in his head and leg. 2) The plane crashes in the lake in the Canadian wilderness. 3) Brian makes a shelter to live in. 4) After two days Brian finds food to eat.
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2, 3, 1, 4
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2, 1, 3, 4
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2, 1, 4, 3
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2, 4, 1, 3
Correct Answer
A. 2, 1, 3, 4Explanation
The correct sequence of events in Hatchet is 2, 1, 3, 4. This order accurately represents the order in which the events occur in the story. First, the plane crashes in the lake, then Brian experiences pain in his head and leg, followed by him making a shelter to live in. Finally, after two days, Brian finds food to eat.Rate this question:
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Which statement from Hatchet is an opinion?
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He could not believe it was that easy. It was as if the birds had taken him right to the berries.
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The trees were full of birds singing ahead of him in the sun.
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He looked up the lake shore, to the north.
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When he was done or found berries, he thought, he would just turn around so the water was on his left and walk back until he came to the ridge and his shelter.
Correct Answer
A. He could not believe it was that easy. It was as if the birds had taken him right to the berries.Explanation
The statement "He could not believe it was that easy. It was as if the birds had taken him right to the berries" is an opinion because it expresses the character's personal disbelief and interpretation of the situation. It is subjective and based on his own thoughts and feelings rather than a factual statement.Rate this question:
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