Hatchet Chapters 9-10 Quiz

Study Notes

Fire Creation and Maintenance

Brian used birch bark peeling as fuel to finally start the fire.
He learned that air or oxygen was essential for fire to thrive.
It took Brian most of the day trying various kinds of kindling to successfully build the fire.

Reasons for Fire

Fire served multiple purposes for Brian: to prepare food, provide warmth, and deter animals from approaching his shelter.

Incidents and Discoveries

A sound awakened Brian, which turned out to be fortunate as his fire was about to extinguish.
The noise was made by a turtle, leading to a significant discovery.

Self-Perception and Survival

Brian referred to himself as a "city boy," reflecting on his unfamiliarity with survival in the wild.
He considered the turtle's visit a blessing, as it provided him with food.

Knowledge and Inspirations

Brian recognized the turtle due to having seen a TV show about sea turtles, showcasing his prior knowledge.

Food Sources and Reactions

Uncle Carter's consumption of raw eggs made Brian feel queasy, highlighting the challenges of adapting to survival food.
Brian described the turtle eggs as leathery, round, and white, indicating their unique texture and appearance.

Consumption and Perspective

Brian ate six turtle eggs, which served as a crucial food source in his survival.
The narrative of Hatchet is told from a first-person point of view, allowing readers to connect directly with Brian's experiences.

Description

Test your knowledge on chapters 9 and 10 of 'Hatchet'. This quiz includes key concepts about Brian's survival techniques, specifically how he learned to build a fire and its importance for his survival. Challenge yourself with these flashcards that dive into his experiences and discoveries.