Hatchet Chapter 5 Vocabulary Quiz & Flashcards

Study Notes

Vocabulary from Chapter 5 of Hatchet

Foul: Describes an offensive smell, often associated with decay or rot.
Wither: Refers to the process of losing freshness and vitality, commonly used to describe plants but can apply to anything losing strength.
Murky: Indicates a lack of clarity; often refers to dark, gloomy conditions, especially in water or atmosphere.
Trickle: Describes a slow, steady flow, typically in small drops, illustrating a gradual movement of liquids.
Reduce: Involves making something smaller in size, amount, or importance; suggests an effort to lessen.
Sloshing: Captures the sound or action of liquid moving about, often making a splashing sound.
Extensive: Used to describe something that is large in scope, quality, or quantity; conveys a wide-reaching impact.
Amphibious: Refers to organisms capable of thriving in both land and aquatic environments, highlighting versatility in habitats.
Asset: Defines any resource or advantage that has significant value or benefit, often utilized in discussions of utility or wealth.
Slewed: Describes the action of turning or twisting off-course, commonly used when discussing mechanical movements or directional changes.

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Test your knowledge of vocabulary from Chapter 5 of 'Hatchet'. This quiz includes key words and their definitions to enhance your understanding of the text. Perfect for students looking to improve their language skills.