Hatchet Book Review Chapters 1-19 Flashcards

Where was Brian Robeson headed in a Cessna 406?

What was Brian thinking about while riding in the Cessna?

What was the main conflict of Chapters 1-2?

Why did the Cessna crash?

What happened to Brian when he was 9 years old?

What did Brian see when he was riding his bicycle with his friend Terry?

What did Brian always keep in sight so he wouldn't get lost?

What did Brian decide to do when he realized it might be several days before he would be rescued?

What did Brian's English teacher Perpich always say?

How did Brian make a fire?

How did Brian chip his hatchet?

Cessna Flight and Background

Brian Robeson was en route to the Canadian oil fields in a Cessna 406 to spend summer with his father.
His thoughts during the flight were preoccupied with his parents' recent divorce.

Inciting Incident

The pilot of the Cessna suffers a heart attack, leaving Brian alone in the aircraft.
The plane ultimately crashes due to running out of gas, marking the beginning of Brian's survival struggle.

Childhood Events

At age nine, Brian broke his ankle after riding his bicycle into a car.
During a bicycle ride with his friend Terry, Brian witnessed his mother with a blond-headed man, a significant moment contributing to his emotional turmoil.

Survival Skills

To avoid getting lost, Brian consistently kept the lake in his sight as a point of reference.
Understanding the possibility of extended isolation, Brian made the decision to build a shelter for protection.

Positive Mindset

Brian recalls his English teacher, Perpich, emphasizing the importance of thinking positively in difficult situations.

Fire-Making Techniques

Brian successfully started a fire by using sparks generated from his hatchet, demonstrating his resourcefulness.

Challenges Faced

Brian encountered a porcupine that inflicted injury upon him, highlighting the dangers of his survival environment.
While trying to fend off the porcupine, Brian accidentally chipped his hatchet.

This quiz provides flashcards covering key concepts and events from Chapters 1 to 19 of the book 'Hatchet.' It helps reinforce understanding of the main conflicts and Brian Robeson's challenges during his summer adventure. Perfect for students preparing for discussions or tests on the book.