10 Questions
What is the main theme of the novel Hatchet?
The main theme of the novel Hatchet is that people are often stronger and more capable than they realize.
What is the central conflict in the novel?
The central conflict in the novel is man vs. environment.
Where does the majority of the story take place?
The majority of the story takes place in the Canadian wilderness.
Why does Brian leave New York?
Brian leaves New York to spend time with his father over the summer.
What are some of the struggles Brian faces throughout the story?
Brian faces struggles such as surviving in the wilderness, battling his memories of his parents' divorce, and finding the will to survive.
What event triggers Brian's realization that he needs to fly the plane?
The pilot suffering a heart attack and becoming incapacitated.
What does Brian use to hunt for fish?
A homemade bow and arrow.
What does Brian find in the survival pack?
A sleeping bag, an aluminum cook set, matches, a compass, a knife, a first-aid kit, a cap, a rifle, a fishing kit, freeze-dried food, and an emergency transmitter.
What dangers does Brian face in the woods?
Wolves and bears.
What season does the story take place in?
Summer.
Test your knowledge of Gary Paulsen's gripping young adult novel, "Hatchet." See if you can recall the challenges faced by 13-year-old Brian Robeson as he fights for survival in the unforgiving Canadian wilderness.
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