Questions and Answers
How was Brian finally able to get the fire going?
birch bark peeling
What did Brian also discover that he needed to get the fire going?
air/ oxygen
List 3 reasons that Brian wanted a fire.
to prepare food, warmth, and to keep away animals
How long did it take Brian to build a fire? Explain.
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Why was Brian lucky that a sound woke him?
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What was making the noise that woke him?
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What did Brian call himself?
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What was the best thing about the 'night visitor'?
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How did Brian know what the animal was?
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What did Uncle Carter eat that made Brian feel queasy?
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Describe the turtle eggs.
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How many eggs did Brian eat?
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From what point of view is Hatchet written?
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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.
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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.
