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How is Brian measuring the passing of time?
How is Brian measuring the passing of time?
By making a mark for each day in a stone near the door to his shelter and remembering the events of the day.
What type of bird made Brian so mad that he couldn't see them?
What type of bird made Brian so mad that he couldn't see them?
Foolbird
What shape did Brian compare a foolbird to?
What shape did Brian compare a foolbird to?
A pear
What did Brian call the bird he was able to catch and cook?
What did Brian call the bird he was able to catch and cook?
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In what ways did Brian almost lose his life in Chapter 16?
In what ways did Brian almost lose his life in Chapter 16?
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What part of Brian's body hurt?
What part of Brian's body hurt?
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What did Brian hear in the darkness?
What did Brian hear in the darkness?
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What hit Brian's shelter?
What hit Brian's shelter?
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Where was Brian now tough?
Where was Brian now tough?
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What did Brian see in the lake after the tornado?
What did Brian see in the lake after the tornado?
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Study Notes
Time Measurement
- Brian marks each day on a stone outside his shelter to track the passage of time.
- His memories of daily events are the true measures of time for him.
Foolbird
- The foolbird frustrated Brian as he was unable to spot them despite his efforts.
Pear Comparison
- Brian likened the shape of the foolbird to that of a pear, illustrating his perception of the bird's form.
First Meat
- Brian referred to the bird he successfully caught and cooked as "The First Meat," highlighting its significance in his survival journey.
Life-threatening Encounter
- A moose attacked Brian, pushing him into the lake and submerging him under water multiple times, leading to a near-death experience.
Physical Pain
- Brian experienced pain primarily in his ribs following the moose incident, indicating the physical toll of his struggles.
Sound in Darkness
- In the dark, Brian heard a sound described as "wind like a train," creating a sense of foreboding.
Tornado Impact
- A tornado struck Brian's shelter, showcasing the unpredictable and violent forces of nature he faced.
Mental Resilience
- Brian demonstrated mental toughness and resilience, indicating growth in his character and ability to withstand challenges internally.
Plane Tail Discovery
- After the tornado, Brian observed the tail of the plane he had crashed in, symbolizing reminders of his past and further complexities in his survival.
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Test your knowledge of chapters 15 and 16 of 'Hatchet'. This quiz features key terms and concepts that Brian encounters as he navigates through his adventures. Challenge yourself to recall important details from these chapters and deepen your understanding of the text.